CONFEDERATE STATES $100 CIVIL WAR CURRENCY / NOTE

February 17, 1864. T-65. Soldiers; Lucy Pickens; George W. Randolph. Printed by Keatinge & Ball. Minor wear to edges and corner due to age. Red stamp to lower right corner. Adhesive residue to back. O

Three CSA obsolete currency notes including: one (1) T-64 $500 five hundred dollar bill, issued in Richmond, VA, February 17, 1864. Vignette bust portrait of General Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackso

$100 Virginia treasury note, Oct. 15 1862, Keatinge & Ball. $100 State of Mississippi treasury note, Jan 8, 1862, American Bank Note Co. N.Y. & N.O.. Discoloration to both, otherwise good condition. I

Grouping of nine (9) Confederate States obsolete currency notes, all issued in Richmond, Virginia, including: one (1) 1863 50 cents note; one (1) 1862 $1 note with sailing ships; one (1) 1863 $1 note;

A lot of antique Civil War era American banknotes. A total of four 100 Dollars bills of Confederate States of America. Three banknotes of Fifth Series, T–49, the obverse showcases soldiers, Luc

Grouping of six (6) Confederate States of America (CSA) $100 obsolete currency notes, featuring enslaved laborers tilling a field, John C. Calhoun in the lower left and an allegorical female figure in

[CIVIL WAR - CURRENCY]. A group of more than 100 Confederate notes, comprising: A group of 59 notes, Confederate States of America, $100 dated 17 February 1864. Soldiers to the left, Lucy H. Pickens a

Civil War era Confederate State obsolete currency. State of Georgia, Milledgeville $100 Note. Dated February, 1863. 6 3/4"in length. Please see the photos for condition details.

Est. $100 -200 1864 Richmond Confederate $100 One Hundred Note. 1864 $100 Confederate States Currency. Richmond.

ASSORTED CONFEDERATE STATES CIVIL WAR CURRENCY / NOTES, LOT OF 21, comprising three $100, four $50, four $20, three $10, two $5, one $2, two $1, and two 50-cent. Together with ten State of North Carol

CONFEDERATE STATES $500 CIVIL WAR CURRENCY / NOTE Type 64, serial number 16697, dated February 17th, 1864, Richmond, VA. 1864/1865. Appears uncirculated plus with no creases, folds, or stains. Not pro

CONFEDERATE STATES CIVIL WAR CURRENCY / BANK NOTES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a Type 68 $10 Series 2 note, a Type 67 $20 Series XI note, and a Type 66 $50 Series 4 note, each with issue date February 1

CONFEDERATE STATES CIVIL WAR CURRENCY / BANK NOTES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a Type 55 $1 "1st Series" note, a Type 70 $2 note, and a Type 53 $5 Series 9 note, each engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columb

CONFEDERATE STATES $500 CIVIL WAR CURRENCY / NOTES, LOT OF TWO, Type 64, dated February 17th, 1864, Richmond, VA. 1864/1865. Provenance: From a Richmond, VA estate.

CIVL WAR 1864 $100 CONFEDERATE CURRENCY BILL NOTE. IN MINT OVERALL SHAPE AND CONDITION. A GREAT FIND AND AN EXCELLENT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION.

CIVL WAR 1864 $100 CONFEDERATE CURRENCY BILL NOTE. IN MINT OVERALL SHAPE AND CONDITION. A GREAT FIND AND AN EXCELLENT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION.

ASSORTED CONFEDERATE STATES CIVIL WAR CURRENCY / BANK NOTES, LOT OF 11, comprising two Type 67 $20, eight Type 68 $10, and one Type 69 $5, various Series and plates, one $10 with serial number 64, eac

VIRGINIA / CONFEDERATE STATES CIVIL WAR CURRENCY / BANK NOTES, LOT OF 13, comprising one 1862 Virginia Treasury $5, eight 1862 Virginia Treasury $1, one 1863 CSA 50 cents, one 1864 CSA $5, and two 186

CONFEDERATE STATES CIVIL WAR $10 CURRENCY / BANK NOTES, LOT OF EIGHT, Type 68, 10 Series, C plate, with close serial numbers between 42041 and 42062, dated February 17th, 1864, Richmond, VA. 1864/1865

Richmond, February 17th 1864

5 Dollar Confederate States Currency Note, 1864

Three War-Dated CSA Notes, Including "Cotton Pledged" Mississippi Note A fantastic group of three Confederate States currency notes, all war-dated, printed by various Confederate states. The notes are

Group of 21 CSA Currency Notes from Virginia, Georgia, and Alabama 21 fantastic Confederate States currency notes, both war and pre-war dated, printed by the states of Virginia, Georgia, and Alabama.

Reused as an advertising note for Kimball House Atlanta after the war. Fine to very fine.