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Year |
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Description |
Grade |
Price |
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CSA Fantasy |
1861 |
$20 |
Female Riding Deer. A well known and popular fantasy note that circulated during the war. The orange overprint is just about gone. It has printed signatures, green border on back with large TWENTY in center, written serial# 5055, plate A. A couple of edge splits but still quite nice.
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Fine |
$175 |  |
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T 8 |
1861 |
$50 |
Washington at center, Tellus left, counters right, Cr20. A most eye appealing note with bold inking on bright white paper. Three good margins with the right one trimmed in a bit half way down. Printed on thin paper with plenty of crispness. There are 6 pinholes at the center, several in the portrait, but they do not spoil its strong eye appeal.
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PCGSCHAU55 |
$385 | |
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T 8 |
1861 |
$50 |
Washington at center, Tellus left, counters right, Cr 15. Three good margins on this attractive, CU appearing note. Trimmed in a bit along the bottom but with good sigs and bold printing. This example has a blue C below the left serial#, probably used for control purposes.
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PCGSNEW62 |
$450 | |
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T 9 |
1861 |
$20 |
Large sailing ship at center, counters both sides, Cr25. Close but even margins that do not touch the design - unusual for these early issues! Good sigs and brown serial numbers, this one is printed on heavier paper. It has plenty of eye appeal and will be a pleasing addition to a nice CSA collection. SOLD
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VF |
$175 | |
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T 9 |
1861 |
$20 |
Large sailing ship at center, counters both sides, Cr32. A very nice looking note with bold sigs and clean, crispy thin paper. Trimmed in a bit along the top left and bottom of right side. Red serial#s add to its eye appeal.
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PCGSNEW61 |
$525 | |
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T 13 |
1861 |
$100 |
Slaves loading cotton at center, sailor right, Cr 58. This nice looking note faces up very nicely with clean paper and bold printing. It is trimmed slightly into the design at the upper right and has a bit of light staining in the top left margin. The paper retains excellent crispness.
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VF |
$150 | |
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T 14 |
1861 |
$50 |
Minerva seated by treasure chests at center, sailors left. A boldly signed note that has excellent eye appeal. Trimmed into the design at the upper right, it is otherwise very nice for the grade and sure to please.
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PCGSXF40PPQ |
$130 | |
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T 16 |
1861 |
$50 |
Jefferson Davis at center, counters upper corners, green ornamentation, Cr 83. A well but evenly circulated example of the first of 4 $50 types that feature CSA President Jefferson Davis. Bold sigs and a bold green ornamentation make for a nice appearing note for the grade.
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VG |
$125 | |
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T 16 |
1861 |
$50 |
Jefferson Davis at center, counters upper corners, green ornamentaion, Cr84. Very broad margins for this issue but with some minor nicks and tears, none really affecting its look. Seems lightly inked with a light green overprint. The CSA script watermark takes some doing to see.
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PCGSFINE15 |
$175 | |
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T 18 |
1861 |
$20 |
large sailing ship at center, sai;or by capstan at left, counters right, Cr132. A nicely signed note with decent margins, it offers nice eye appeal. it shows even wear and the paper retains some body.
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Fine |
$50 | |
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CT 20 |
1861 |
$20 |
Industry seated between Cupid and beehive at center, A.H. Stephens left. This issue had some very well done counterfeits, and this is one of them! Signed and filled in but there are no signature lines; also comes from plate 6. Well margined and crisp with very minor staining along the edges.
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AU |
$110 | |
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T 21 |
1861 |
$20 |
Alexander H. Stephens at center, green XX either side, fancy green counters at each end. A most eye appealing note that has better than average margins and strong color. A small issue of only 164,218 notes combined with the bold color makes this an in demand note. One of the more reasonably priced of the early colored CSA notes. This one has clean, crisp paper, bold sigs with no bleed thru and plenty of eye appeal.
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PCGSVF25 |
$650 | |
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CT 22 |
1861 |
$10 |
Indian Family. This counterfeit has red color, printed signatures, no serial number. Broadly margined but with large edge tears and internal tears. Only grading Good but an interesting and collectible note.
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Good |
$25 | |
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CT 22 |
1891 |
$10 |
Indian Family. A counterfeit note with red overprint, printed signatures and serial # 3312. An interesting and collectible note with good margins and a couple of tears that extend into the design.
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Fine |
$90 | |
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T 22 |
1861 |
$10 |
Group of Indians at center, Thetis at left, maid with X at right, attractive orange overprints. A well but evenly circulated example of this popular and colorful early issue CSA note. It has decent margins and bold pen sigs, along with strong color for the grade. It is problem free and comes from the rarer C plate, its issue only 14,860 compared to 21,900 for the A and B plates. These early colorful CSA notes are quite popular and this one will surely please many collectors. The eye appeal well surpasses its technical grade! SOLD
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PCGSFINE12 |
$800 | |
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T 25 |
1861 |
$10 |
Hope with anchor at center, Hunter left, Memminger right, Cr169. Better than average margins are close in a spot or two on this boldly signed note. A couple of pinholes and a minor stain at the top are minor distractions on this tougher type. CSA in block letters vertically at both ends.
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Fine |
$225 | |
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T 30 |
1861 |
$10 |
General Marion's Sweet Potato Dinner at center, R.M.T. Hunter left, Minerva right, Cr 242. Another very nice looking 1861 issue that is most popular. These are getting tougher to find in top grade and this one should surely please. Trimmed close all around, as usually found, but with bold printing and excellent sigs. This one would show well in any CSA collection.
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PCGSCHAU58 |
$500 | |
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T 31 |
1861 |
$5 |
Five maids at center with large 5, Navigation with capstan left, statue of G Washington at right, red overprint at bottom center. A very attractive and brightly colored note, one that was printed with the T 22. A rarer issue of only 58,860 notes. It has crispy, clean paper and a bold overprint. PCGS states Apparent VF, Minor Edge Nick at Right, very minor and hardly worth a mention. Three margins are OK, the left one trimmed into the design. Nice sigs add to its eye appeal. A tougher note to find, especially with such nice color.
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PCGSVF25 |
$850 | |
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T 36 |
1861 |
$5 |
Commerce seated on cotton at center, sailor left, Cr 274. Trimmed in a bit at the right side towards the bottom, otherwise decent margins for the issue. Clean, crispy and with good eye appeal and bold sigs. SOLD
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PCGSVF35PPQ |
$65 | |
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T 37 |
1861 |
$5 |
Sailor seated with bales of cotton at center, ships in background, C.G.Memminger left, Justice and Ceres at right, Cr284. Close but well balanced margins and bold inking add to the nice appearance of this common note from the last of the 1861 series notes. Nicely signed with red serial #s, it does have a few scattered pinholes including a larger one at the top center. The paper retains good body for the grade.
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Fine |
$70 | |
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T 39 |
1862 |
$100 |
Train with straight steam at center, milkmaid left. Boldly printed on bright paper, it has great eye appeal and originality. Trimmed in slightly at the top and right, it has bold sigs and 3 different color interest paid stamps on the back. The bottom margin shows part of the adjacent note illustrating how little margin there was between notes. No wonder these are seldom seen with full margins!
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Ch AU |
$130 | |
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T 40 |
1862 |
$100 |
Railway train with diffused staem at center, milkmaid left. Evenly circulated with close but decent margins for the type. Round black issued stamp from Charleston Sep 6, 1862. Interesting black paid to stamps 1863,64 and 65 on the back from Wilmington(by Henry Savage, Depositary) and Raleigh, not the usual locations seen on these interesting notes.
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VF |
$110 | |
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T 41 |
1862 |
$100 |
Slaves weeding cotton at center, Calhoun left, Confederacy personified right, orange HUNDRED at bottom, dated Dec 11, 1862. A deeply embossed, very eye appealing note with bold printing and excellent signatures. A broad corner fold at the lower left and some minor foxing on this decently margined note. Extremely popular and great for type.
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AU |
$155 | |
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T 41 |
1862 |
$100 |
Slaves weeding cotton at center, Calhourn left, Confederacy personified right, orange HUNDRED at bottom, dated Dec 31, 1862. A very popular and widely collected note due to its great central vignette and its many dates and varieties. This note has plenty of originality with deep embossing and crispy, clean paper. Better than average margins with only the bottom right compromised a bit. Two interest payment stamps on the back. Ony some minor handling keep it from a higher grade.
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CU |
$190 | |
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T 44 |
1862 |
$1 |
Steamship at center, Liberty left, Lucy Pickens right, Cr341. Uneven margins that show just how little room there is between notes, thus explaining why these come so badly margined. The paper is crispy and clean, the sigs bold and attractive.
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VF |
$85 | |
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T 44 |
1862 |
$1 |
Steamship at sea at center, Liberty left, Lucy Pickens right, Cr 339. An attractive, high grade note that unfortunately is cut close at the upper left, but is centered better than most from this issue! Boldly signed with bright paper and dark inking. Slabbed by PCGS as New 62, a grade that we feel is accurate.
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PCGSNew62 |
$325 | |
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T 46 |
1862 |
$10 |
Ceres seated on ctton bales at center, R.M.T. Hunter right, ornate counters left. Very boldly inked making for a most attractive note for any grade! Trimmed in at the lower left with part of the above note showing at upper left. Good sigs and red serial#s. Erroneously dated 1862 instead of 1861, making it an interesting issue.
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Fine |
$85 | |
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T 49 |
1862 |
$100 |
Lucy Pickens at center, soldiers right, George W. Randolph right, ornate green back, Cr 347. A real beauty, boldly printed and very well margined for any CSA note. Only at the very far bottom left does the margin approach the design. The fancy signatures are light and wispy on this bright, crisp note. Lots to like about this tougher 1862 issue.
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PCGSCHAU58PPQ |
$600 | |
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T 53 |
1952 |
$5 |
State capitol in Richmond at center, C.G. Memminger right, ornate blue back, Cr 383. Good margins all around are a real plus on this pink paper note. The blue on the back is quite vivid. Numerous light folds with a few scattered pinholes.
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VF |
$45 | |
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T 55 |
1862 |
$1 |
Clement C Clay at center, printed on pink paper. A good looking note kept from CU by light handling at the right margin and a small spot between the A and M in AMERICA. A nice example of this early $2 note.
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AU |
$160 | |
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T 56 |
1863 |
$100 |
Lucy H. Pickens at center, George W. Randolph right, soldiers at left, ornate green back, Cr 403. This beauty has close margins top and right with a bold red serial# 2804 and red issue date JULY, 1863. Bold sigs and nice embossing make for a fresh and beautiful note. Light handling does not affect its great eye appeal.
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PCGSCHNEW63PPQ |
$350 | |
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T 60 |
1863 |
$5 |
State capitol in Richmond, VA at center, C.G. Memminger right, ornate blue back, Cr 464. A very attractive note that has bold sigs and strong inking. It has 3 good margins with the top one trimmed in just a bit. Issue date DECEMBER, 1863 in red at the right. Cut cancelled but not affecting its excellent eye appeal.
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AU |
$45 | |
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T 62 |
1863 |
$1 |
Clement C. Clay at center, pink paper, Cr 475. The end margins are trimmed in, top and bottom are good. A very eye appealing note with bold printing and sigs.
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CU |
$100 | |
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T 64 |
1864 |
$500 |
Confederate Coat of Arms at left, Gen Stonewall Jackson right, ornate full overprint. A great low serial# 186 graces this darker red note, one of the most popular of the CSA notes! The note shows even wear and good margins for the type.
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VF |
$450 | |
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T 64 |
1864 |
$500 |
Confederate Coat of Arms at left, Gen Stonewall Jackson right, ornate full overprint. Perhaps the most popular CSA note due to Gen Jackson, a most revered figure from the war. This beauty has light handling and a few corner folds and has the look of a CU. Bold signatures and good margins round out the package.
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PCGSAU53PPQ |
$575 | |
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CT 65 |
1864 |
$100 |
Lucy Pickens at center, soldier left, George Randolph right, blue back. A Havana counterfeit note, done well enough that the front looks very close to genuine. The back gives it away as it has a blurred look. The note is also a bit smaller overall than the genuine. Also, the 6 digit serial number is indicative of this counterfeit. There are a couple of small holes at the junction of the folds on this otherwise decent note.
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Fine |
$55 | |
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T 65 |
1864 |
$100 |
Lucy Pickens at center, 2 soldiers left, George Randolph right, full red overprint, blue back, Cr 494. Very nice margins all around make for a special note. The folds are light and the color on both sides is quite nice. Treasury Seal shows at the lower right, clearer on the back due to the larger margin.
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XF |
$120 | |
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T 66 |
1864 |
$50 |
Jefferson Davis at center, red overprint, ornate blue back. A bit deeper than normal overprint and a bold blue back add to this note's excellent eye appeal. The margins are about as expected, close in places but quite good for this issue.
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PCGSCH63PPQ |
$150 | |
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T 67 |
1894 |
$20 |
State capitol at Nashville at center, A.H. Stephens right, full red overprint, ornate blue back. While this darker red note looks closer to AU, a number of light folds keep it at the VF level. Good margins for the issue and bold sigs add to its appeal. A bit tougher to find than the more common 1854 $5s and $10s.
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VF |
$50 | |
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T 67 |
1864 |
$20 |
State capitol at Nashville at center, A.H. Stephens right, full red overprint, ornate blue back, Cr 513. Exceptional color on the back really sets this one apart from the rest! Well margined on the front with a light overprint and good sigs. A light corner fold at the lower right keeps it from a CU grade. A partial Treasury Seal shows at the bottom left on the back. SOLD
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Ch AU |
$55 | |
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T 68 |
1864 |
$10 |
Horses pulling cannon at center, R.M.T. Hunter right, full red overprint, ornate blue back, Cr 543. Close but good margins and nice color make this a sharp note, perfect for the type. SOLD
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VF |
$30 | |
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T 69 |
1864 |
$5 |
State capitol at Richmond at center, C.G. Memminger right, dark red overprint, blue back. An attractive note that has good color and good overall margins. A large penned "626" shows on the back left. SOLD
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AU |
$50 | |
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T 71 |
1864 |
$1 |
Clement C. Clay at center, red overprint. Good margins and nice color add up to a very nice note. We are pleased to have a nice selection of these CSA Aces. Considering the centering problems encountered on most CSA issues, this 64PPQ note may be about as good as they come!
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PCGSVCHNEW64PPQ |
$200 | |
