1772 April 3, 18 Pence Pennsylvania Colonial Note FR#PA-155 PMG CU64 Choice


1772 April 3, 18 Pence Pennsylvania Colonial Note FR#PA-155 PMG CU64 Choice
Step back into pre-Revolutionary America with this certified example of Pennsylvania’s provincial paper money: an April 3, 1772, 18 Pence Colonial Note, cataloged as PA-155 and graded PMG Choice Uncirculated 64 (CU64). Struck in an uncommon fractional denomination and preserved in exceptional condition, this note offers a compelling blend of historical significance and numismatic quality that appeals to seasoned specialists and first-time collectors alike.
Key highlights
- Date and denomination: April 3, 1772 | 18 Pence (Colonial Pennsylvania)
- Certification: PMG Choice Uncirculated 64 (CU64) – authenticated and encapsulated
- Catalog reference: PA-155 (Pennsylvania issue, commonly collected by date and type)
- Era: Pre-Revolutionary War US Colonial Currency
- Country/Region: United States – Province of Pennsylvania
- Inventory ID: 10729
- Historic issuance: Produced just years before independence, this 18 Pence note circulated in the British colonial economy, reflecting the fiscal challenges and ingenuity of the American provinces.
- High-grade preservation: CU64 signifies a Choice Uncirculated note with original paper quality, bright inks, and strong eye appeal. PMG’s certification provides confidence in authenticity and condition.
- Collector-friendly type: The April 3, 1772 emission is a popular, research-friendly series for type collectors of Colonial Currency, and the 18 Pence denomination adds variety to denomination sets.
- Investment appeal: Scarcer in Choice Uncirculated, high-grade colonial notes are increasingly sought after as tangible artifacts of early American finance.
- Choice Uncirculated notes exhibit no folds as issued and retain original paper integrity.
- Expect vibrant detail and above-average margins for the type, with only minor handling or centering typical of the grade.
- Encapsulated by PMG to protect and preserve the note while ensuring market-recognized authenticity.
- Advanced collectors building a high-grade Colonial Currency cabinet
- US type collectors seeking a pre-Federal, provincial issue
- History enthusiasts looking for an accessible yet elite example of early American paper money
- Type: Colonial Currency, Pennsylvania
- Denomination: 18 Pence
- Issue date: April 3, 1772
- Catalog: PA-155
- Grading service: PMG
- Grade: Choice Uncirculated 64 (CU64)
- Country: US (Colonial Pennsylvania)
- Inventory/SKU: 10729
Why this note stands out
Certification and condition (what CU64 means)
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Specifications
Authenticity guaranteed. Ships fully insured in the PMG holder. Secure a Choice Uncirculated piece of America’s colonial past—an exceptional 1772 Pennsylvania 18 Pence that bridges history, rarity, and condition.
| Denomination | 18 Pence |
| Grading Service | PMG |
| Grade | MS64 |
| Designation | N/A |
| Year | NONE |
| Population | |
| Signatures | |
| Note Series | April 3, 1772 |

