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Continental Currency: Six-Dollar Note Signed by Benjamin Levy, November 2, 1776
A six-dollar Continental Currency note printed by Hall and Sellers on November 2, 1776. The note is signed by Benjamin Levy, one of only two Jewish signers of colonial notes. This item is part of a larger collection documenting financial records from the American Revolutionary period. Benjamin Levy (1720-1802) was an American merchant and signer of the Non-Importation Agreement of 1765. He was also a friend and supporter of Robert Morris and Horatio Gates during the Revolutionary War.
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- LEVY, Benjamin (1720-1802)
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