Delaware Colonial Note Fr#DE-30 February 28, 1746 20s PCGS G-6 *Ben Franklin*
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| Location | Sarasota US |
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| Listing | FixedPrice · Active |
| Start time | 2026-03-01T20:43:59.000Z |
| Circulated/Uncirculated | Circulated |
| Denomination | 20 Shillings |
| Type | Colonial Currency |
| Certification Number | 61238844 |
| Grade Designation | Apparent/Net |
| Grade | 6 |
| Certification | PCGS Banknote Grading |
This extremely early 1746 Delaware note served the purpose of funding the loan office. The front of this note features the English Arms and boarders cut by Thomas Leech. The back of this 20 Shilling note features a lion and “To Counterfeit is Death”. Franklin’s name remains legible towards the bottom and parsley nature print is in the center. Interestingly, where Delaware notes from 1753 and later are printed by Franklin and Hall, these 1746 notes were credited to Benjamin Franklin alone. Whole and unbacked note with great legibility for the grade. Incredible note worthy of any colonial collection.Signers: William Armstrong, Hugh DurborrowDate: February 28, 1746Denomination: 20 ShillingsFriedberg DE-30State: DelawareCertification: PCGSGrade: Good 6Comments: “Multiple Repairs, Damaged”