Early Paper Money of America / New Hampshire / 1775 November 3

Early Paper Money of America (NNP Edition)|£20,000 in indented Treasury Notes payable in the amount of £4,000 on Dec. 20, 1779, £6,000 on Dec. 20, 1780, £4,000 on Dec. 20, 1781, and £6,000 on Dec. 20, 1782. Authorized by the Nov. 1, 1775 Resolve. The five highest denominations are larger in size than the others. Signers were John Calfe, Nicholas Gilman, and Sam Hobart. Daniel Fowle, the printer, and Robert Louist Fowle, his nephew, severed their partnership in the printing business in 1774 over a difference of political opinion. Robert Louist Fowle was a Tory and was arrested on April 15, 1777 for participation in making counterfeits of this issue. He apparently removed some type and ornaments from the former enterprise to make them. Because of this counterfeiting the House of Representatives on June 17, 1777 ordered all bills issued in 1775 to be called in and redeemed.  Robert Louist Fowle then agreed to furnish evidence for the State, but escaped from prison in August 1777 and fled.  

6d Four due date varieties [4,000]
9s Four due date varieties [4,000]
1s6d Four due date varieties [4,000]
1s9d Four due date varieties [4,000]
2s6d Four due date varieties [4,000]
3s Four due date varieties [4,000]
5s Four due date varieties [3,600]
10s Four due date varieties [3,600]
15s Four due date varieties [3,600]
30s Four due date varieties [3,600] ▷CF◁
40s Four due date varieties [3,600] ▷CF◁