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Year |
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Description |
Grade |
Price |
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Cr-5A |
1861 |
$50 |
$50 CSA bond, 2 females at center as Commerce and Agriculture, ser# 1830. Solid edges and crispy paper on this bond that has 14 $2 coupons attached. Nicely signed with no bleed. SOLD
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XF |
$80 |  |
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Cr-6A |
1861 |
$100 |
$100 CSA bond, 2 females at center representing Commerce and Agriculture, ser# 3924. Solid edges with good sigs and crispy paper. There are 14 $4 interest coupons attached. SOLD
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XF |
$90 | |
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Cr-7 |
1861 |
$500 |
$500 CSA bond, green arabic scroll at center, ser# 767. Solid deges free of tears, crispy and clean paper. There are 14 $20 coupons attached, each one with a green $20. Nicely signed with no ink bleed. SOLD
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XF |
$90 | |
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Cr-8 |
1861 |
$1000 |
$1000 CSA bond, green arabic scroll, ser# 3486. Solid edges on this crispy bond. Upper left corner missing but not affecting the design. Green $40 on 14 attached interest coupons. SOLD
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VF |
$90 | |
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Cr-53 |
1861 |
$500 |
$500 CSA bond, maid with 3 children and safe at center, ser# 790. A rarer bond with only 866 issued. Printed on heavier paper with small holes at 2 fold junctions. There are 5 $20 coupons attached.
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XF |
$275 | |
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Cr-121 |
1863 |
$500 |
$500 CSA bond, CSA soldier at fire at center, sidewheeler at bottom, ser# 22433, very boldly signed. A neat vignette on this pink paper bond that shows a few more folds and 7 $17 coupons attached at the bottom. Very solid edges with no tears.
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Fine |
$70 | |
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Cr-123A |
1863 |
$100 |
$100 CSA Bond, Vice Pres A.H. Stephens at center, grey 100, 3 $4 coupons, ser# 13828. Fully signed and issued with a couple of tears in the wide margins, none affecting the design. Several folds but crispy and clean, not cancelled in any way.
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VF |
$50 | |
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T 6 |
1861 |
$50 |
Agriculture and Industry seated on bale of cotton at center, Justice left, Washington right, green counters and FIFTY. A most attractive example of this early issue, one of the earliest available notes that many CSA collectors can afford. It is well margined with crispy paper and a bold overprint. Minor ink rot is seen in the Tyler signature, along with several minor tears along the top. Neither adversely affects its good overall appearance. We think that this one might do very well for a good many CSA collectors.
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VF-XF |
$2300 | |
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T 8 |
1861 |
$50 |
Washington at center, Tellus left, PF-2. Another nice T8 that features bold sigs and a bright red ser# 17064. This one also has a written for before Treasr. This note has 3 sharper vertical folds but fewer in total than the above note. Top margin trimed in a bit, left ok, other 2 quite nice. Tiny corner tip missing at UL.
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VF+ |
$300 | |
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T 8 |
1861 |
$50 |
Washington at center, Tellus with globe and bird at left. A good looking early CSA $50 that has excellent eye appeal. Light handling and 2 pinholes just inside the design at the left. The margins are quite nice for the issue, adding to its desirability.
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AU |
$400 | |
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T 9 |
1861 |
$20 |
Large sailing ship at center, PF-13, Cr32. This well printed note comes on bright, thin paper and shows decent margins most all around. Red serial# 69919 shows very boldly on either side of the sailing ship. Boldly signed with no sign of any ink rot and no margin tears as usually seen on these thin paper notes. This eye appealing beauty represents this better type very well.
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PCGSVCHCU64 |
$900 | |
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T 13 |
1861 |
$100 |
Slaves loading cotton at center, sailor left. Very low serial# 36 in red makes this a most interesting note. Trimmed in a bit at the right, the other margins are good. The paper retains good crispness and shows some light toning.
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VF |
$210 | |
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T 36 |
1861 |
$5 |
Commerce seated on bale of cotton at center, sailor at left, PF-2, Cr274. Trimmed in a bit along the top and bottom but otherwise very nice. Clean and crispy paper, along with bold sigs, add to its excellent eye appeal.
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CU |
$300 | |
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T 39 |
1862 |
$100 |
Train with straight steam at center, milkmaid left. A very attractive note with close but acceptable margins all around, so tough for this issue. Three interest paid stamps on back - Montgomery, Macon and Columbus. A light bend and minor handling prevent a CU grade that it sure appears to deserve.
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Ch AU |
$175 | |
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T 39 |
1862 |
$100 |
Train with straight steam at center, milkmaid right. A very sharp example of this popular type. The extra large right margin has plate engraver's name BEAL. The margins are trimmed in just a bit along the upper left from the center, otherwise quite good for this issue.
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CU |
$200 | |
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T 40 |
1861 |
$100 |
Train with diffused steam from locomotive at center, milkmaid right, PF-30, Cr308. Lots of eye appeal on this boldly inked beauty. Trimmed in along the top with the other 3 margins OK. Dated Jan 8, 1863, one of the last days of issue. An always popular note that should please many collectors. Jackson and Macon interest paid stamps.
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CU |
$210 | |
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T 40 |
1862 |
$100 |
Train with diffused steam from locomotive at center, milkmaid left, PF-20, Cr308. Deeply inked on bright white paper with plenty of eye appeal, this beauty is as nice as we have seen in awhile. Three good margins with the top one trimmed in a bit at the right. It is dated Jan 8, 1863, a later date and listed as a separate Cr#. Interest paid stamps from Jackson and Macon.
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CU |
$225 | |
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T 58 |
1863 |
$20 |
Capitol at Nashville at center, Alexander Stephens right, ornate blue back, PF-17, Cr 426. A boldly signed note that has strong blue color on the back. It has 2 cut cancels that are not a distraction but keep the price down. SOLD
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XF |
$65 | |
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T 59 |
1863 |
$10 |
Capitol at Columbia, SC at center, R.M.T. Hunter right, ornate blue back. Quite good margins for this OCTOBER 1863 stamped note. Bold sigs show on this lightly circulated, cut cancelled note.
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VF |
$45 | |
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T 59 |
1863 |
$10 |
Capitol at Columbia, SC at center, R.M.T.Hunter right, ornate blue back, PF-33, Cr 435. A beauty that has bold sigs, good color and a bold red issue date of NOVEMBER, 1863 at the right. Trimmed close but with better margins than usually seen.
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CU |
$195 | |
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T 67 |
1864 |
$20 |
State capitol in Nashville, TN at center, Alexander Stephens right, full red tint, blue back. Low serial# 89 makes this note quite special! It has a bit darker red tint and good margins save the right one which is trimmed in a bit. The paper has good crispness and a couple of minor stains that blend in well. Add a special note to your collection! SOLD
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VF |
$60 | |
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T 67 |
1864 |
$20 |
State capitol in Nashville, TN at center, Alexander Stephens right, full red tint, blue back, PF-2, Cr514. A darker red overprint and bold inking make for a very nice looking note. Trimmed in just a bit along the upper left - a Treasury Seal shows at the lower left front. A darker than usual blue back adds eye appeal.
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CU |
$110 | |
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T 69 |
1864 |
$5 |
State capitol at Richmond, VA at center, C.G. Memminger right, full red tint, blue back, PF-10, Cr564. Although not in top grade, the full margins all around make this a special note. The red tint is a bit deeper than usual and the folds are light, seen a bit more on the back than the front. It faces up so well that many will find it better than most CUs seen. The blue back is bold and bright on this crispy beauty.
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XF |
$100 | |
