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South Carolina March 6, 1776 £25 PMG Very Fine 30.

South Carolina March 6, 1776 £25 PMG Very Fine 30.

$3,000

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Grade
VF30
Grading service
PMG
Cert number
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Certification
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Date
2026-04-30
Category
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Sub category
Colonial Notes
Dealer
Charleston Rare Coins

Description

A tangible piece of Revolutionary-era finance, this South Carolina March 6, 1776 £25 note arrives certified by PMG at Very Fine 30. Issued just months before the Declaration of Independence, it represents the economic resolve of a colony on the cusp of statehood. Denominated in pounds sterling, the £25 was a substantial sum in its day, and higher denominations from this turbulent period are far less frequently encountered than small-change notes—making this an especially desirable example for both type and state collectors. Highlights Issuer: South Carolina (Colonial/early Revolutionary government) Date of issue: March 6, 1776 Denomination: £25 (Pounds) Certification: PMG Very Fine 30 Type: Colonial currency, Revolutionary War era Holder: Encapsulated in PMG’s secure, tamper-evident holder Why this note stands out Historic context: Struck during the critical months of 1776, South Carolina’s emergency currency helped finance the colony’s defense and governance as the American Revolution accelerated. Scarcity appeal: High-denomination colonial notes saw hard use and low survival rates. A PMG VF 30 balances originality and legibility with honest circulation, offering strong value without the premium of extremely high grades. Collectible versatility: Ideal for a 13 Colonies type set, a Revolutionary War paper money collection, or as a standout centerpiece for South Carolina specialists. Collector notes PMG’s independent grading provides confidence in authenticity and condition. In this grade, expect even wear with solid design details and readable text typical of a circulated but well-preserved colonial issue. Own a remarkable artifact of America’s founding era—an authenticated 1776 South Carolina £25 note with the eye appeal and historical weight to enhance any advanced cabinet, while remaining accessible to the dedicated new collector. Search-friendly keywords: South Carolina colonial note, March 6 1776 £25, PMG VF30, Revolutionary War currency, colonial paper money, rare South Carolina banknote, 1776 American independence era note.

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