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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 60₵ NOTE DATED 1862 PRINTED ON BACK OF OLD $5 NOTE
Sixty cent note from the State of Virginia, City of Richmond, dated April 14, 1862. Serial number D2492 in ink. Signature in ink. Well circulated but no pin holes. Paper was such a scarce commodity… (2020-622). Learn More »
SAVANNAH $2 NOTE DATED 1862 PRINTED ON BACK OF OTHER NOTES
Two-dollar note from the Mechanics Savings & Loan Association of Savannah, Georgia and dated May 31, 1862. Serial number 2244 in ink. “ONE” in red ink on front from bleed of note previously… (2020-630). Learn More »
$25.00
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SUSQUEHANNA BRIDGE & BANK CO., BALTIMORE, MARYLAND $10 NOTE
Ten dollar note dated February 1, 1833 to be paid at the office in Baltimore. Series “B” and numbered 2607. Centered fairly well. Name written in ink on reverse. Numerous pin holes; some… (1102-79). Learn More »
HAVRE-DE-GRACE, MARYLAND 1846 FIVE DOLLAR NOTE
Five dollar note issued by the Havre-de-Grace Bank, November 18th, 1846. Series “A”. Signed and numbered in ink. Serial number 2161. Very ornate note with the aribic “5”s adorned with cherubs,… (1102-78). Learn More »
1863 CSA T-53 $5 NOTE FEATURING STATE CAPITOL, RICHMOND
An original piece of Confederate money, being the $5 CSA T-53 bill featuring the State Capitol building in Richmond in the center of the bill, and Confederate Secretary of the Treasury, C.G. Memminger… (1102-74). Learn More »
CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND $5 NOTE DATED 1862
Five dollar note from the Allegany County Bank of Cumberland, Maryland dated November 7, 1862. Series “A” with green shade on front of bill. Micro printing around border. Serial number 1771.… (1102-95). Learn More »
$50.00
ON HOLD
1864 CSA T-65 CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA $100.00 TREASURY NOTE
A very nice Confederate $100.00 T-65 note. Lucy Pickens portrait top center with soldiers at bottom left and George Randolph portrait at bottom right. Printed by Keatinge & Ball in Columbia, S.C.… (2020-392). Learn More »
$75.00
SOLD
ORIGINAL COUNTERFEIT CSA $20 NOTE BY UPHAM CT-XXI-A3
This counterfeit $20 bill features a central engraving of a woman riding on the back of a deer. Sometimes referred to as The Goddess of the Hunt. Printed in black with orange highlights on the face… (2020-581). Learn More »
$95.00
ON HOLD
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE 1862 TEN CENT NOTE
Ten cent fractional currency note from the city of Wilmington, DE. “CENTS” printed in red field. Signed in ink. Serial number (5295) is printed. Framed well; no pin holes; some wrinkling. A nice… (1102-84). Learn More »
STATE OF FLORIDA 25₵ NOTE DATED 1863 PRINTED ON BACK OF OLD BOND
Twenty-five cent note from the State of Florida dated February 2, 1863. No serial number. Printed in three colors; black, blue, and red. Signatures in ink. Wrinkled with several small holes. Paper… (2020-625). Learn More »
$40.00
SOLD
BANK OF COLUMBUS, GEORGIA 50₵ NOTE DATED 1862 PRINTED ON BACK OF OLD NOTE
Fifty cent note from the Bank of Columbus, dated January 1862. Serial number 7009 in ink. Signature in ink. Series “A”. No pin holes. Paper was such a scarce commodity during the war that… (2020-634). Learn More »
CUMBERLAND, MARYLAND $5 NOTE DATED 1860
Five dollar note from the Allegany County Bank of Cumberland, Maryland dated January 4, 1860. Series “B” with red shade on front of bill. Micro printing around border. Serial number 21. Reverse… (1102-94). Learn More »
$50.00
SOLD
VALLEY BANK OF HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND $20 NOTE DATED 1856
Twenty dollar note from the Valley Bank of Maryland, located in Hagerstown, dated 1856. Serial number 836 in ink. Very nice engravings all around. Framed well. “TWENTY” printed in red on front and… (1102-83). Learn More »
$50.00
SOLD
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO CANAL COMPANY OF FREDERICK, MD. $5 NOTE DATED 1840
Five dollar note from the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Co. of Frederick, Maryland, dated 1840. Serial number 830 in ink. Series “C”. Very nice engravings all around. Two pin holes. … (1102-90). Learn More »
BANK OF BALTIMORE $10 NOTE DATED 1832
Ten dollar note from the Bank of Baltimore dated September 1, 1832. Series “A” and serial number 502. Very nice Maryland state seal engraving on top. Some small loss on left and right edges… (1102-92). Learn More »
$50.00
SOLD
CONFEDERATE EXCHANGE CERTIFICATE
Preprinted document is filled out in period ink. The document has a water stain over half its surface and has edge wear with a chip out of the top center. Document is dated “?? TEXAS DECEMBER 30,… (998-367). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE BOND COUPON FROM 1865
Very nice condition bond coupon for $3.50 taken from a $100 bond issued in February of 1865. The coupon bears number L9866. Item is in nice clean condition. It meas. approx. 3.25 x 1.75 inches. … (998-366). Learn More »
CONFEDERATE BOND COUPON FROM 1861
Very nice condition bond coupon for $40 taken from a $1000 bond issued in 1861. The coupon bears number 5558. Reverse bears a period stamp for “G. H. MATHEWSON, JACKSON, CA.” Item is in nice clean… (998-365). Learn More »
CSA T-42 $2 NOTE
Engravings are done in black with no over printing. Central design is the South striking down Union. Upper left is portrait of Confederate Secretary Judah P. Benjamin. Bill is from Series 10 ; serial… (282-352). Learn More »
STATE OF GEORGIA BANK OF AUGUSTA $2 NOTE
Crisp clean note. Not dated, no serial number. [ld] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THIS ITEM, AS WITH ALL OTHER ITEMS AVAILABLE ON OUR WEB SITE, MAY BE PURCHASED THROUGH OUR LAYAWAY PROGRAM. … (L14051). Learn More »
$45.00
Originally $85.00
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CIVIL WAR SEWING KIT OR “HOUSEWIFE” OF CHARLES E. DEARING 16th MAINE, CAPTURED AT GETTYBURG
Sewing kits were essential to soldiers for minor repairs to uniforms and clothing. Not issued by the army, they were made by mothers, sisters, wives and sweethearts and were popular going-away gifts to departing soldiers who nicknamed them… (766-1089). Learn More »
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