New Jersey note — 18 pence — December 31, 1763 Life liberty and the pursuit of history On the opposite shore walked

On the opposite shore walked Paul Revere

Andrews in 1759 and the University of Oxford in 1762 for his scientific accomplishments

I selected this for someone who is an admirer of Teddy Roosevelt because it displays so nicely

It was his custom to dictate each evening a running narrative of the day's events and

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New Jersey note — 18 pence — December 31, 1763 Life liberty and the pursuit of history On the opposite shore walkedUpdated on July 10: This has been sold. The earliest colonial currency we've had. Very strong, distinct signatures from Jonathan Johnston, Robert Smith, and Joseph Smith. Printed by James Parker. Size: 3. 5" x 2. 125". Enclosed in a 5" x 7" freestanding Lucite frame to protect the currency while allowing you to display it standing or flat. The two pieces of Lucite are held together with magnets, which makes it easy to remove the currency for a closer