VTG Colonial Williamsburg Bundle of 10 One Dollar Bills 1996 in Orig Pamphlet

Colonial Williamsburg Bundle of 10 One Dollar Bills Lot of 1996 Crisp/Uncirculated The image shows bundle of 10 Colonial Williamsburg one-dollar value bills from the 1996 series. In their original packaging too! Key features include: • Face Value: One dollar. • Issuer: Colonial Williamsburg. • Series: 1996. • Designs: Each bill features either a dancing couple or a person riding in a cart pulled by oxen. • Serial Numbers: Each bill has a unique serial number starting with "CW". • Condition: The 10 bills appear to be uncirculated and in crisp condition. • Collectibility: These 10 bills are considered collectible items. Both types of notes feature signatures of the issuing authorities and warnings against counterfeiting. • These types of currency were used in the colonies before the establishment of the United States dollar. Also in original packaging. This image shows an informational pamphlet about 18th-century currency in Colonial Williamsburg, including treasury notes and foreign coins used due to cash shortages. The outer paper image shows a close-up of a textile featuring a flame stitch pattern, also known as Bargello or Florentine stitch. It is characterized by its zig-zag design and gradation of colors, resembling flames. Their is a special code written on the front folded portion of the envelope pamphlet.