13 Original Colonies States Paper Money

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:: Living History Boy's Costumes Girl's Costumes Adult Costumes Hats Wigs & Accessories Soldier & Military Supplies Toys, Games & Education Quill Pens & Stationery :: Historical Documents 17th Century & Earlier (the 1600's) 18th Century (the 1700's) 19th Century (the 1800's) 20th Century (the 1900's) African American History Historical Coins & Currency Document Sets :: Gifts & Souvenirs Liberty Bell Replicas Historical American Flags Busts & Figurines Gifts & Awards Lapel Pins & Jewelry :: Books & Music Musical Instruments Colonial & Revolutionary Civil War Era Other American History Historical Cookbooks :: Posters & Prints Posters Postcards Western Posters		13 Original States Paper Money Product ID: 1835 Our Price $3.00 For many years before the Revolution, paper money or "Bills of Credit" had been circulating the American colonies. Most were issued to pay for military emergencies or to pay for public works. At the beginning of the American Revolution, each State issued its own paper money to cover military and government expenses. These issues were separate from those authorized by the Continental Congress, and numbered over 100 from 1775 to 1781. This collection includes a reproduction from each of the 13 original states dating from 1773 to 1780. Packaged in a plastic bag with card detailing the denominations of each state currency. Related Products and Recommended Accessories: Colonial Banknote Set A Colonial Banknote Set B Continental Dollar Coins of the American Revolution

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