Three (3) State of North Carolina currencies from 1862 to 1863 as follows: ---1863 $2 State Capitol-Raleigh treasury note dated January 1, 1863. (Signed by G.D. Hardie? Henry Hardie?) s/n 488. Printed by J. T. Paterson & Co Augusta GA Dimensions 6.25 X 2.75. Note: signature same as one on in the UNC Chapel Hill Library Collection- s/n 1509; ---1862 ten cents bee hive treasury note dated Sept 1, 1862. Signed by C. L. Rights. s/n 94. Printed by J. T. Paterson & Co Augusta GA. Approximate dimensions 4.2 X 2.25.; and ---1863 five cents prosperity standing by seated liberty holding liberty pole and cap (variant 1) treasury note dated Sept 1, 1862. signed by Thos W Dewey. s/n 680. Printed by J. T. Paterson & Co Augusta GA. Approximate dimensions 4.2 X 2.25. Note: signature same as one on in the UNC Chapel Hill Library Collection- s/n (none). This note irregular shape rectangle due to note being hand cut. NOTE: North Carolina Civil War treasury notes were almost always signed by state officials, not off-the-street people hired to sign as is the case with CSA paper money. (Schreiner, Horner, and Jacobson article in Paper Money, Vol. LVIII, No. 5, Whole No. 323 Sept/Oct 2019.***Lot 14 Auctions is not a professional currency grading agency. Consignor provided information is provided as a courtesy. Please review pictures for condition information. ***