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Confederate Money has become so much sought after that it is now becoming quite difficult to obtain in decent condition. All grades of CSA currency are now rapidly disappearing into collections. The "T" numbers and the Subtype numbers refer to the Criswell Catalog numbers of the CSA Currency. I will continue to offer a small selection of CSA Currency to complement the Postal History as it becomes available. All the notes listed are in grades which are very collectible. Due to the extreme difficulty in obtaining CSA currency, I cannot offer discounts on these items to anyone. The CSA Member and Dealer Discounts do not apply to the currency section as I am offering these items at the lowest possible prices already. I believe the notes are fairly graded using the standard grading system.
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State Notes Alabama -- Georgia -- Louisiana -- Mississippi North Carolina -- South Carolina -- Texas -- Virginia Miscellaneous Southern Notes Miscellaneous Northern State Notes |
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CSA $50.00 (George Washington and Tellus) Subtype Cr-18 “For” printed and Serial Letter Bb Uncirculated but cut into the design at bottom left. |
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CSA $100.00 (Slaves Loading Cotton and Sailor) Subtype Cr-56 No Flouishes Serial Letter AJ AU. |
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CSA $20.00 (Alexander H. Stephens) Subtype Cr-145 Plain Paper Fine COC with some light staining. Scarce Note. |
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CSA $10.00 (R. M. T. Hunter and Child) Subtype Cr-163 Block CSA Wtmk XF Punch Cancel with a tiny sealed tear at the edge of the punch. |
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CSA $10.00 (R. M. T. Hunter and Child) Subtype Cr-159 “TEN” Wtmk F-VF Punch Cancel. |
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CSA $100.00 Note (Train Straight Steam and Milkmaid) Subtype Cr-291 Paterson Interest Paid at Jackson XF. |
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CSA $100.00 Note (Train Straight Steam and Milkmaid) Subtype Cr-289 H&L Interest Paid at Richmond AU. |
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CSA $100.00 (Train with Diffuse Steam and Milkmaid) Subtype Cr-308 Paterson Jan 1863 date. Issued at Richmond and Interest Paid at Augusta AU. |
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CSA $100.00 (Train with Diffuse Steam and Milkmaid) Subtype Cr-300 Paterson with the Jackson, Miss postmark on the back 8 NOV 1862 VF. |
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CSA $100.00 Note (Slaves Hoeing Cotton, John C. Calhoun, Confederacy Personified) Subtype Cr-320 Script CSA Wtmk, Scroll 2, Interest Paid at Jackson F-VF. |
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CSA $1.00 Note (Steamship, Lucy Pickens, Liberty) Subtype Cr-341 Third Series VF Pinholes. |
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CSA $1.00 Note (Steamship, Lucy Pickens, Liberty) Subtype Cr-339 First Series Fine Pinholes. |
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CSA $1.00 Note (Steamship, Lucy Pickens, Liberty) Subtype Cr-339 First Series F-VF few pinholes. |
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CSA $10.00 Note (Ceres on Cotton Bales and R. M. T. Hunter) Subtype Cr-343 “Months” VF with two small pinholes. |
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CSA $20.00 Note (Capitol at Nashville and Alexander H. Stephens) Subtype Cr-365 1st Series, shading, VF-XF. |
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CSA $10.00 Note (Capitol at Columbia and R. M. T. Hunter) Subtype Cr-369 No Series VF-XF. |
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CSA $10.00 Note (Capitol at Columbia and R. M. T. Hunter) Subtype Cr-377 “Ptd Evans & Cogswell” 3rd Series Fine. |
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CSA $1.00 Note (Clement C. Clay) Subtype Cr-398 1st Series, two periods XF+. |
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CSA $100.00 Note (Lucy Pickens, George W. Randolph, Two Soldiers) Subtype Cr-403/1 1st Series Blk CSA Wavy Line Wtmk April 1863 Uncirculated. |
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CSA $100.00 Note (Lucy Pickens, George W. Randolph, Two Soldiers) Subtype Cr-402/8 No Series, Blk CSA Wavy Line Wtmk November 1863 XF. |
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CSA $50.00 Note (Jefferson Davis) Subtype Cr-414/5 Keatinge and Ball Columbia SC, 1st Series (small letters), Blk CSA Wavy Line Wtmk, flourish, August 1863 VF. |
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CSA $20.00 Note (Capitol at Nashville and Alexander H. Stephens) Subtype Cr-426/2 2nd Series MAY 1863 Cut Cancel Uncirculated. |
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CSA $20.00 Note (Capitol at Nashville and Alexander H. Stephens) 2nd Series, Blk CSA Wavy Line Wtmk, June 1863 XF. |
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CSA $20.00 Note (Capitol at Nashville and Alexander H. Stephens)Subtype Cr-420 No Series Blk CSA Wtmk, October 1863 VF Cut Cancel. |
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CSA $5.00 Note (Capitol at Richmond and Christopher G. Memminger) Subtype Cr-464/11 “Lithog’d by Evans and Cogswell,” No Series, No Wtmk, FEBRUARY 1864 AU. |
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T60 |  | CSA $5.00 Note (Capitol at Richmond and Christopher G. Memminger) Subtype Cr-464/10 “Lithog’d by Evans and Cogswell,” No Series, No Wtmk, JANUARY 1864 XF. | $80.00 |
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CSA $1.00 Note (Clement C. Clay) Subtype Cr-478 2nd Series Periods after both Serial Letters Uncirculated pinholes. |
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T63 |  | CSA 50c Fractional Note (Jefferson Davis) Subtype Cr-485 1st Series Flourish XF. | $30.00 |
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CSA $100.00 Note (Lucy Pickens, Two Soldiers, and George W. Randolph Subtype Cr-490 No Series VF. |
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CSA $100.00 Note (Lucy Pickens, Two Soldiers, and George W. Randolph) Subtype Cr-493 Series I VF-XF. |
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CSA $50.00 Note (Jefferson Davis) No Series Flourish Subtype Cr-500 AU. |
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CSA $50.00 Note (Jefferson Davis) Subtype Cr-502 2 Series Flouish Uncirculated. |
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CSA $50.00 Note (Jefferson Davis) Subtype Cr-499 4 Series No Flourish Uncirculated. |
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CSA $50.00 Note (Jefferson Davis) Subtype Cr-497 2 Series No Flourish XF. |
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CSA $50.00 Note (Jefferson Davis) Subtype Cr-502 2 Series Flourish VF. Plate designation "O" printed in the margin at top center. |
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CSA $20.00 Note (Capitol at Nashville and Alexander H. Stephens) Subtype Cr-516 No Series One Flourish VF. |
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CSA $20.00 Note (Capitol at Nashville and Alexander H. Stephens) Subtype Cr-513 IX Series Two Flourishes AU. |
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CSA $20.00 Note (Capitol at Nashville and Alexander H. Stephens) Subtype Cr-509 5. Series Two Flourishes Fine. |
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CSA $10.00 Note (Horses Pulling Cannon and R. M. T. Hunter) Subtype Cr-547 5 Series Fine. |
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CSA $10.00 Note (Horses Pulling Cannon and R. M. T. Hunter) Subtype Cr-549 7 Series AU. |
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CSA $10.00 Note (Horses Pulling Cannon and R. M. T. Hunter) Subtype Cr-547 5 Series F-VF. |
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CSA $10.00 Note (Horses Pulling Cannon and R. M. T. Hunter) Subtype Cr-545 3 Series F-VF. |
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CSA $10.00 Note (Horses Pulling Cannon and R. M. T. Hunter) Subtype Cr-543 2 Series VF. |
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CSA $10.00 Note (Horses Pulling Cannon and R. M. T. Hunter) Subtype Cr-546 4 Series Fine. |
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CSA $10.00 Note (Horses Pulling Cannon and R. M. T. Hunter) Subtype Cr-540 No Series F-VF. |
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CSA $10.00 Note (Horses Pulling Cannon and R. M. T. Hunter) Subtype Cr-545 3 Series F-VF. |
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CSA $10.00 Note (Horses Pulling Cannon and R. M. T. Hunter) Subtype Cr-551 9 Series Fine. |
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CSA $5.00 Note (Capitol at Richmond and Christopher G. Memminger) Subtype Cr-561 Series 3 Uncirculated. |
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CSA $5.00 Note (Capitol at Richmond and Christopher G. Memminger) Subtype Cr-564 Series 6 Uncirculated. |
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CSA $5.00 Note (Capitol at Richmond and Christopher G. Memminger) Subtype Cr-562 Series 4 XF-AU. |
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CSA $5.00 Note (Capitol at Richmond and Christopher G. Memminger) Subtype Cr-562 Series 4 F-VF. |
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CSA $5.00 Note (Capitol at Richmond and Christopher G. Memminger) Subtype Cr-563 Series 5 VF. |
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CSA $5.00 Note (Capitol at Richmond and Christopher G. Memminger) Subtype Cr-563 Series 5 Uncirculated. |
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CSA $1.00 Note (Clement C. Clay) Subtype Cr-577 Evans and Cogswell Periods Before Serial Letters Uncirculated. |
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CSA $1.00 Note (Clement C. Clay) Subtype Cr-574 Periods Before Serial Letters Uncirculated. |
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CSA $1.00 Note (Clement C. Clay) Subtype Cr-573 No Periods VF. |
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CSA $1.00 Note (Clement C. Clay) Subtype Cr-574 Periods Before Serial Letters Uncirculated. |
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$5.00 Note The Central Bank of Alabama unsigned and unissued. Two Men with Slave (central) and Steamship “Montgomery” (right) Fine. |
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25c Fractional The State of Alabama 1863. Wagon Load of Cotton (central), female portrait (right), and Map of Alabama Beneath Large Tree (left) 3rd Series Fine. |
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50c Fractional The State of Alabama 1863. Map of Alabama Beneath a Large Tree (central) and female portrait (right) 2nd Series Uncirculated. |
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50c Fractional The State of Alabama 1863. Map of Alabama Beneath a Large Tree (central) and female portrait (right) 2nd Series Uncirculated. |
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50c Fractional The State of Alabama 1863. Map of Alabama Beneath a Large Tree (central) and female portrait (right) 2nd Series XF-AU. |
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$1.00 Note deposit Savings Association of Mobile Alabama 187-. Slaves Loading Wagon (center) and female figure with scythe (right) Unsigned Unissued VG. |
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$100.00 Note The State of Georgia 1863. State Coat of Arms within a Coiled Rattlesnake (center) and Governor Joseph E. Brown with Cotton (left) with Black Treasury Seal on reverse Uncirculated. |
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$10.00 Note The State of Georgia 1865. State Coat of Arms (central) and train (left) with Black Treasury Seal on reverse Choice Uncirculated. |
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$50.00 Note Canal Bank (New Orleans). Female Figure seated at the Dock with Sailing Ship and Steamship (center), Female Figure seated on Barrel with Ships, and Justice (right) Unsigned, Unissued, Uncirculated. |
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$50.00 Note Canal Bank (New Orleans). Female Figure seated and Sailing Ships flanked by two female portraits (center), Andrew Jackson (left), Lafayette (right), and eagle (bottom center). Unsigned, Unissued, Uncirculated. |
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$100.00 Note Canal Bank (New Orleans). Riverboat “Etwan” Dock Scene (center), George Washington (left), and liberty (right) Unsigned, Unissued, Uncirculated. |
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$100.00 Note Canal Bank (New Orleans). Riverboat “Etwan” Dock Scene (center), George Washington (left), and liberty (right) Unsigned, Unissued, Uncirculated. |
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$5.00 Note Citizen’s Bank (New Orleans). Liberty with Shield and Coins (center) and pelican (bottom center) Unsigned, Unissued, Uncirculated. |
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$50.00 Note Canal Bank (New Orleans). Female Figure seated and Sailing Ships flanked by two female portraits (center), Andrew Jackson (left), Lafayette (right), and eagle (bottom center). Unsigned, Unissued, Uncirculated. |
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$100.00 Note The State of Louisiana (Shreveport) 1863. Proposed State Capitol which was never built (central), Governor Moore (left), and Liberty with Spear and Confederate Shield (right) F-VF. |
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$5.00 Note Canal Bank (New Orleans). Five Females (center), Washington (left), and Lafayette (right) with a Red back Unsigned, Unissued, Uncirculated. |
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$20.00 Note Canal Bank (New Orleans). Three Females -- Agriculture, Commerce, Navigation (center), Mermaid and Merman (left), Liberty (right), Steamship (lower left) with a Red back. Unsigned, Unissued,Uncirculated. | $35.00 |
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$20.00 Note Canal Bank (New Orleans). Three Females -- Agriculture, Commerce, Navigation (center), Mermaid and Merman (left), Liberty (right), Steamship (lower left) with a Red back Unsigned, Unissued,Uncirculated. | $35.00 |
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$10.00 Note Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana (Shreveport). Franklin with child and bust of Washington (center), President Filmore (left), Female Figure with Spear and Helmet (right), Red Back. Unsigned, Unissued,Uncirculated. | $60.00 |
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$10.00 Note Citizens’ Bank of
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$20.00 Note Canal Bank (New Orleans) Vertical Uncut Sheet of 4. Angels and Cherubs (center), Male Portrait (left), Female Portrait (right) with a Red Back. Unsigned, Unissued, Uncirculated. | $175.00 |
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$50.00 Note State of Mississippi 1862. Train (center), Ceres with Indian (left), and Industry (right). “Faith of the State Pledged” with red “50” and green tint background XF-AU. |
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$2.00 Note State of Mississippi 1870 (Carpetbag Issue). Slaves Loading a Wagon with Cotton (center), Henry Musgrove Auditor of Public Accounts (left), Train (right), and State Capitol (reverse). Large Punch Cancel and small filing pinholes at upper left XF-AU. |
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$5.00 Note State of Mississippi 1870 (Carpetbag Issue). Governor J. L. Alcorn (center), female (left), Cotton Boll (right) and State Capitol with Steamships (reverse). Large Punch Cancel Uncirculated. |
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$1.00 Note State of North Carolina Sept 1862 Fine. | $15.00 |
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$20.00 Note The Government of Texas (Republic of Texas) Houston 1839. Seated Liberty (top right) and Standing Female Warrior with Spear and Shield (left). Note is signed by Mirabeau B. Lamar who was the second president of the Republic of Texas VF-XF CC with the cut cancels sealed from the back with archival tape. |
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Republic of Texas Fourth Issue Treasury Warrant (HW4A) for $24.00 to John Stiles for the payment of the Military Houston Dec 5, 1837. Signed E. M. Pease, Comptroller and J. Wyatt Moody, Auditor. Elisha Marshall Pease would later serve as the Governor of the State of Texas in the 1850s Fine. | $150.00 |
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Republic of Texas Fourth Issue Treasury Warrant (HW10) for $479.00 to James Johnson for the payment of the Military Houston Oct 20th, 1838. Signed Francis R. Lubbock, Comptoller and J. Wyatt Moody, 1st Auditor. Francis R. Lubbock was elected Governor of Texas in 1861 and later in the war served as an ADC to CSA President Jefferson Davis and was captured with Davis in Georgia at the end of the war. Very Fine. | $125.00 |
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$50.00 Note The Government of Texas (Republic of Texas) (H21) 1837. Justice with Scales and a Sailing Ship Dock Scene (center) and a Sailor with the Texas Lone Star Flag (left). Signed Sam Houston as the 1st President of the Republic of Texas (secretarial signature). F-VF CC (Cut Cancelled). Cut cancels sealed from the back with archival tape. | $500.00 |
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Consolidated Fund of Texas (Republic of Texas) $100.00 Certificate (CF7) to Lot Hustead City of Houston, September 1, 1837. Signed Francis R. Lubbock, Controller and B. Clark Actg Stock Commissioner. Francis R. Lubbock was elected Governor of Texas in 1861 and later in the war served as an ADC to CSA President Jefferson Davis and was captured with Davisin Georgia at the end of the war. VF CC (Cut Cancelled). Cut cancels sealed from the back with archival tape. | $200.00 |
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Republic of Texas Third Issue Treasury Warrant (C5A) for $56.00 to David J. Wilson for the payment of the Military Columbia February 6th, 1837. Signed J. Wyatt Moody, Auditor. F-VF Cut and Punch Cancelled. Cut cancels sealed from the back with archival tape. | $100.00 |
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Republic of Texas Sixth Issue Treasury Warrant (W7) for $87.50 to Jas Wm O’Hara for compensation as Chief Clerk of the General Land Office Washington Dec 1, 1843. Signed Charles Mason, Auditor and James W. Scott, Actg Comptroller. Charles Mason was a soldier of the Texas Revolution and participated in the Battles of Gonzales and San Jacinto. VF. | $250.00 |
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Republic of Texas Fifth Issue Treasury Warrant (AW5B) for $65.00 to James B. Shaw for pay as Comptroller. Signed Charles Mason, Auditor and James B. Shaw, Comptroller. Charles Mason was a soldier of the Texas Revolution and participated in the Battles of Gonzales and San Jacinto. Uncirculated Pen-Cancelled. | $250.00 |
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State of Texas (CSA) $2.50 Treasury Warrant (7A) 1862. VG Pen-Cancelled with clipped lower left corner. Heavy acidic ink used for the pen cancels reinforced from the back with archival tape for preservation to prevent splitting. | $25.00 |
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State of Texas (CSA) $5.00 Treasury Warrant (15E) 1862. VG Pen-Cancelled. | $50.00 |
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State of Texas (CSA) Treasury Warrant (64) for $84.66 issued for military pay Austin August 25, 1861. Signed on the reverse by Governor Edward Clark. Edward Clark succeeded Sam Houston as governor in 1861, but his term was short lived as he was defeated in the general election by Lubbock. After his defeat in the election, Clark was commssioned Colonel of the 14th Tex Inf in Walker’s Texas Brigade and is listed as wounded at Pleasant Hill during the Red River Campaign. Fine Pen-Cancelled. | $125.00 |
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State of Texas (CSA) Treasury Warrant (64) for $88.51 issued for military pay Austin July 31, 1861. Signed on the reverse by Governor Edward Clark. Edward Clark succeeded Sam Houston as governor in 1861, but his term was short lived as he was defeated in the general election by Lubbock. After his defeat in the election, Clark was commssioned Colonel of the 14th Tex Inf in Walker’s Texas Brigade and is listed as wounded at Pleasant Hill during the Red River Campaign. VF-XF Pen-Cancelled. | $200.00 |
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$1.00 Note Virginia Treasury Note July 21, 1862. Milk Maid (center) and Governor Letcher (left) Uncirculated. |
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$1.00 Note Virginia Treasury Note July 21, 1862. Milk Maid (center) and Governor Letcher (left) Uncirculated. |
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$5.00 Note Virginia Treasury Note 1862. Virginia Public Account Auditor Jonathan M. Bennett (center) and Roman Gladiator (right) Wtmk Block CSA VF-XF. |
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$10.00 Note Virginia Treasury Note 1862. Prosperity with Cornucopia (center), Governor John B. Floyd (right) and Thor in Shield (left) VF. |
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Period Bogus CSA $20.00 Note (XX1-C1) known as “Female Riding Deer” 3rd face design, written serial numbers, printed signatures, plain paper, Back A in Green. This note is purely a printer’s fantasy as no such design was ever issued by the Confederacy, but it is contemporary to the Confederate period and was believed to have been sold by Samuel Upham of Philadelphia as a souvenir VF-XF. |
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$1.00 Note State of New Jersey The Merchants’ Bank 1861. Canal, Horses, and Train (center), Abraham Lincoln (left), and female portrait (right) XF. |
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$2.00 Note Georgetown DC The Bank of America 1852. Bare-Breasted Female with Shield (center), Thomas Jefferson (left), Liberty (far left), and Eagle (right) XF. |
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$5.00 Note State of Pennsylvania The North Western Bank 1861. Men with Cattle Herd (center), George Washington (left), and female (right) Choice Uncirculated. |
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$1.00 Note State of Pennsylvania The North Western Bank 1861. Cattle, Train and Bridge (center), female (left), and corn basket (right) Fine. |
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$10.00 Note The Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company Frederick, Maryland 1840. Declaration of Independence Signing (center), classical busts (left and right), and male figure (far left) AU. |
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$1.00 Note State of Michigan The Adrian Insurance Company undated. Overseer on Horseback and Slaves Working the Fields (center), Indian (left), and Dog Guarding Safe (right) XF. |
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$3.00 Note Bank of Michigan Marshall undated. Ram with Sheep Flock (center), Benjamin Franklin with Child and George Washington Bust (left), and female figure (right) Unsigned Unissued Choice Uncirculated. |
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$20.00 Note Piscataqua Exchange Bank Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Milkmaid and Cows flanked by two male portraits one of which is Benjamin Franklin (center), George Washington (left), and Ship in Drydock (right) Unsigned, Unissued, Uncirculated with part of the adjacent $100.00 Note visible below. |
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$10.00 Note City Bank of New Haven, Connecticut. Washington and Franklin with Cherubs (center) and Male Portraits (left and right) Unsigned, Unissued, Uncirculated. |
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$5.00 Note City Bank of New Haven, Connecticut. Harbor Scene with large Steamship (center) and Male Portrait (right) Unsigned, Unissued, Uncirculated. |
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$5.00 Note The Stonington Bank Stonington, Connecticut. Neptune in Shell pulled by Horses with Angel above (center) and Male Portrait (left) Unsigned, Unissued, Uncirculated. |
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$5.00 Note The Bank of Chambersburg, Pennsylvania 1860. Two females -- Agriculture and Commerce (center) and four Male Portraits one of which is George Washington (four corners) Fine. |
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$1.00 Note The Towanda Bank Towanda, Pennsylvania 1841. Two Horses with Eagle and Shield (center), Indian Princess (left), and Indian Smoking Peace Pipe (right) F-VF. |
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$2.00 Note The Towanda Bank Towanda, Pennsylvania 1841. Two Horses with Eagle and Shield (center), Boy and Girl with Dog (left), Boy on Horse (right), and Indian (bottom center) VF. |
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$20.00 Note The Towanda Bank Towanda, Pennsylvania 1835. Bare Breasted Female -- Agriculture -- flanked by two Male Portraits one of which is Benjamin Franklin (center) and Seated Liberty (left and right) F-VF. |
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$1.00 Note Newport Lyceum (Kentucky) 1837. Bare-Backed Female and Riverboat (center right) and Classical Busts (four corners) Fine. |
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$5.00 Postnote from Cincinnati, Ohio (dates about 1820). River Scene with Steamboat (center) Unsigned, Unissued, Uncirculated. An early form of a Postal Money Order. |
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$1.00 Note Columbia Bank Washington DC 1852. Eagle and Shield (center), Female with Eagle (left), Female with Wheat and Scythe -- Agriculture (right) VF. |
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$1.00 Note Adrian Insurance Company (Michigan) 1853. Slaves in the Cotton Fields with Overseer on Horseback (canter), Indian Warrior with Rifle (left), and Dog Guarding Safe (lower right) VF-XF. |
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$5.00 Note Adams Bank (North Adams, Mass) 1862. Maid with Mythical Gods (center), Indian drawing a Bow (left), and Train (right) F-VF. |
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$5.00 Note The Hagerstown Bank (Hagerstown, Md). Two Female Figures (Ceres and Proserpina) with Cornucopia (center). Unsigned, Unissued, Uncirculated. |
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