Before There Was a Nation, There Was Currency That Carried Its Promise.

The Continental Cache: 250 Years of America brings together authentic Colonial and Continental-era banknotes from the earliest days of American history. Printed during a time when ink carried political meaning and currency helped fuel independence, each note represents a surviving piece of the nation’s foundation.

This release combines historical significance with structured collecting through a semi-sequential run of graded Colonial and Continental notes. Every pull reshapes the remaining chase, creating a collectible experience rooted in both history and discovery.

Anchoring the release are two historic centerpiece notes tied directly to the earliest printing operations in American currency history:

• - Benjamin Franklin Printed Delaware Colonial Note 

• - Paul Revere engraved Massachusetts Colonial Note 

These are not simply relics from the Revolutionary era. They are artifacts from the financial system that existed before the United States officially became a nation.

Every pull moves through early American history.
Some pulls touch the names that built it.

The Chase Structure

The Continental Cache is built around a semi-sequential pull format, meaning each note removed from the run changes the remaining historical sequence inside the box.

As the chase progresses, surviving notes become increasingly important to collectors tracking chronology, scarcity, and historical connection.

Rather than random modern inserts, the experience centers around real historical currency tied to the earliest economic foundations of America.

The Historic Anchors

Paul Revere Engraved Massachusetts Colonial Note

A graded Colonial-era banknote designed and printed by Paul Revere, one of the most recognizable figures of the American Revolution.

Benjamin Franklin Printed Delaware Colonial Note

A graded Colonial note produced by Benjamin Franklin’s printing operation, connecting directly to one of the most influential printers and Founding Fathers in American history.

These centerpiece notes elevate the release beyond collecting and into documented American historical preservation.

A Different Kind of Treasure Hunt

The Continental Cache is not built around modern hype. It is built around survival.

Every note in the release circulated during a fragile period of American history, when currency itself represented trust, rebellion, and the possibility of independence.

Some notes passed through Colonial cities before the Revolutionary War. Others were printed while the outcome of the nation itself remained uncertain.

Today, they survive as tangible pieces of the financial system that existed before America officially became America.

The Details

• - 50 Boxes

• - 1 Piece Per Box

• - 100% Graded Historical Products

Built for Collectors of History

The Continental Cache:  250 Years of America blends historical storytelling, authenticated Colonial currency, and structured discovery into one collectible experience.

From Continental notes to Revolutionary-era printings connected to Paul Revere and Benjamin Franklin, this release turns early American paper money into an evolving chase through the nation’s beginnings.

Printed before the United States existed. Preserved 250 years later.

Each purchase includes one (1) box selected at random. Every box contains one item from the product lineup listed below. Item distribution is random, and specific contents cannot be requested or guaranteed.