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Note: The images listed below represent each type for sale, but due to the fact that our inventory of obsolete and state currency changes quickly, the note for sale may vary in grade or price from the one listed below. Please feel free to phone or e-mail for late additions to our stock and up-to-date prices. Thank you.
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State of Alabama
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Cr-1. $1 1863 State of Alabama. Capitol ctr. Fancy green ONE. 1st SERIES. AU $40; UNC+ $45.
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Cr-1a. $1 1863 Same. Small 2nd SERIES. AU $40; UNC+ $45.
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Cr-4. 50 Ct 1863 State of Alabama. Tree-Map ctr. Blue 50 Cts. 2nd SERIES. CH CU $45.
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Cr-4a. 50 Ct 1863 Same. No SERIES. AU+ $50.
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Cr-5. 25 Ct 1863 State of Alabama. Cotton Wagon. 2nd SERIES. AU+ $35;. UNC $45.
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Cr-8. 10 Ct 1863 State of Alabama. Tree-Map. 1st SERIES. Small ltrs. UNC+ $70.
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Cr-11. 5 Ct 1863 State of Alabama. Cotton boll. 1st SERIES. Small ltr. UNC+ $55.
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Cr-12. $100 1864 State of Alabama. Green. Indian family center. Similar to CSA Type 22. Tree map, lt. Serial # 2. VF $435.
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Cr-13. $50 1863 State of Alabama. Gov. Watts. CSA flag ctr. Pretty green back. Now a bit scarce. F+ $145.
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. Alabama Obsolete Currency
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R 231-6. $2 1861 Central Bank of Alabama. Montgomery. Slaves load sugar cane, ctr. Workers in field, r. F. Mounting stains on
rv. $185. (Unusual war date for this issurer. Most in 1840's-50's.)
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State of North Carolina
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Cr-130. $3. State of North Carolina. Liberty, Prosperity ctr. Ironically printed on watermarked FIVE" financial paper, indicating the scarcity of paper during the Civil War and the necessity of using whatever printing supplies were available at the time. We recently obtained a small hoard of these notes from a prominent North Carolina family. These banknotes had been in the safekeeping of the same family since the end of the Civil War. These are essentially pristine bank notes which survived the war in immaculate condition and exemplify the financial diversity and complexity of the war period in the south. Truly an unusual opportunity to purchase an exquisite bank note at very fair prices. AU $125. CU $150. (Listed at $195 in some currency catalogs.) \
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Tennessee Obsolete Currency
G925. $5 Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville. Columbia lt. Cattle rt. Beautiful central vignette of the Battle of New Orleans, decisively fought on Dec. 23, 1814, on the Chalmette Battlefield. The British were soon driven from the continent, having failed in their attempt to resubjugate Americans. Historic bank note. XF+/AU. $350.
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