Feb 17th, 1776, Continental Currency 1 Dollar Banknote - Revolutionary War Note - Philadelphia Issue One Dollar Colonial Note - CC-23

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Feb 17th, 1776, Continental Currency 1 Dollar Banknote - Revolutionary War Note - Philadelphia Issue One Dollar Colonial Note - CC-23This listing is for the photographed February 17th, 1776, 1 Dollar Continental Currency Note. Issued in Philadelphia by the Continental Congress. The obverse of this note shows a woodcut of the Despressa Resurgit emblem with a weighted bowl on an acanthus plant at the right end. The reverse of this note shows a woodcut of the ragweed plant and two willow leaves at the center, printed by Hall and Sellers in 1776. Rarer full denomination, rather than a

No Monogram on Reverse

Great near mint uniform details

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