February 13th, 1782 Connecticut Pay-Table £25 Revolutionary War Promissory Note - Very Fine 20th Anniversary which according to legend was

which according to legend was the hiding place of the Royal Charter during the reign of James II

Nice crisp Extremely Fine note with no pinholes

Really a nice specimen with only the most trace signs of being in jewelry

1952 Washington Quarter - NGC MS 65 - Gem Uncirculated

4 Troy Ounces

February 13th, 1782 Connecticut Pay-Table £25 Revolutionary War Promissory Note - Very Fine 20th Anniversary which according to legend wasThis is a Pay Table Revolutionary War promissory note in the amount of 25 Pounds paid to William Sackett. Paper is watermarked and has a chip out of the left margin. Very solid overall note with no pinholes and no splits. William Sacket, son of William Sacket and Hannah Bagg, was born in Westfield, Hampden County, MassachusettsG, on 7 September 17301,2,3 and baptized at the Church of Christ, WestfieldG, on 25 April 1731. 4 He died aged 71 in