Colonial currency — Pennsylvania — Two shillings and six-pence note — April 3, 1772 Stickers Ribbon size: About 2" x

Ribbon size: About 2" x 11

and asking no favors of capital on the one hand nor of hired laborers or slaves on the other

showing a decrease of more than eight per cent as compared with those of the previous year and leaving an excess of expenditure over the revenue for the last fiscal year of $4

the book is in good condition and the pages in very good condition

Colonial currency — Pennsylvania — Two shillings and six-pence note — April 3, 1772 Stickers Ribbon size: About 2" xUpdated on May 23, 2026: This has been sold. Colonial Pennsylvania two shillings and six pence note printed by David Hall and William Sellers of Philadelphia based on an act passed on April 3, 1772. The note bears the signatures of Adam Hubley, Joel Evans, and John Mifflin. Hall and Sellers were the successors to Benjamin Franklins printing business. David Hall had been Franklins longtime printing partner before Franklin sold his share of the business