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A $100 Confederate States of America banknote dated October 2, 1862 in brown ink, with serial number 54686 in red ink. The Confederate T-40 $100 note is a prominent piece of Civil War currency issued under the Act of April 17, 1862. Known to collectors as the "Train Note," it features a distinctive central vignette of a steam locomotive with a diffused trail of smoke. This specific issue served an economic dual-purpose, as it was an interest-bearing note paying holders two cents of interest per day. On the left side is a depiction of a milkmaid carrying a basket on her head. Engraved and printed by J.T. Patterson & Co. in Columbia, South Carolina.
This note displays a clean white paper color, three pin holes, no folds, and two stamps on the reverse which are marked Montgomery. [jet][ph:L]
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