• Issue of May 1, 1756

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The Issue of May 1, 1756 series of Delaware Colonial Currency in the U.S. Currency contains 0 distinct entries. £2,000 in Bills of Credit for military expenditures was approved by a 1756 Act, similar to the previous issue. The same backs used on the four highest

The Issue of May 1, 1756 series of Delaware Colonial Currency in the U.S. Currency contains 0 distinct entries.

£2,000 in Bills of Credit for military expenditures was approved by a 1756 Act, similar to the previous issue. The same backs used on the four highest denominations of the Feb. 28, 1746 issue were again used. The backs of the four lowest denominations were blank. Printed by Benjamin Franklin and David Hall. Signers were William Armstrong, Thomas Clark, and John Clowes.

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