Coins And Currency

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1. February 20, 1863 "$1,000." Confederate Loan Bond.  This one is not an unissued leftover, but a true piece of real Confederate history and was "actually issued", and the last interest coupon redeemed was Jan. 1, 1865 and remaining present yet today is the interest coupon due on July 1, 1865.  {Don't bother coming to the office guys - It's all over !!!}--$95.
2. Absolutely beautiful condition excavated 1858 date seated Liberty dime.  This coin was recovered from a Confederate camp in Southern Kentucky.--$65.
3. Rather scarce original Confederate June 2, 1862 "Sailing ships" One Dollar note.  The note is attractive, will display well, and reasonably sound, but quite circulated with a couple little holes.  Bargain priced for this hard to get note.--$48.50
4. Quite hard to find -- Lucy Pickens Confederate $100. note.  This is the Feb. 17th, 1864 issue and is a circulated note, but strong and complete.--$125.
5. Scarce $100. Confederate "Non-Taxable Certificate" approved by the Confederate Congress on Feb. 17, 1864 for issue -{the same time as the last issue of Confederate currency.}  Quite rare and is going to frame beautifully.--$100.
6. Quite scarce July 1st, 1852 - $3. Note from the Merchant's Bank of Washington D. C. - This note has the Tennessee Hero "Old Hickory" {Andrew Jackson} pictured on it.  The note is circulated, but is sound and has a very nice display look.  I have seen this note for as much as $195.  Here is a good buy on a very rare note.--$85.
7. Quite rare Sep. 2, 1861 "Sweet Potato Dinner" $10. Confederate note.  It is a circulated note, but all there and very sound.  I love the scene on this note.--$75.
8. June 2, 1862 "South Striking North" $2. Confederate note.  This is a circulated note, but attractive and all there.--$75.
9. Mint uncirculated Jan., 1863 10-cent note from the State of Alabama payable in "Confederate States Treasury Notes".--$48.
10. Very nice condition Confederate "Sep. 2, 1861" $20. note.  This one is known as the "Industry, Cupid, and Beehive" T20 note and is somewhat hard to find in nice condition.--$85.                                         
11. A family just brought in an estate of Civil War currency - "except" for this one German 20 mark note that their Grandfather brought back from World War II.  It is in nice condition and dated 1929.  I don't have a clue what it's worth, but here's a guess !!--$25.
12. Here is one you don't see very often -- "Bank of East Tennessee - Knoxville" - Civil War era $1 note.  The note is circulated and has a couple small holes but is basically sound and displays well.  {Appropriate red-orange print on the reverse}--$79.
13. 1864 date Georgia $5 note.  The note has nice eye appeal but is cracked along the center fold and the ink has deteriorated the paper at the serial number.  Because of those factors a great price on a pretty note.--$38.
14. Quite rare 1831 date $25. Mississippi and Alabama Railway note.  The note is in good shape but does have some old tape on it at a couple spots.  Still a tough note to come by.--$65.
15. Really beautiful ornate "One Dollar" note dated 1858 from "The Mechanics Bank" - Augusta, GA.  Augusta would soon be the home of one of the South's most important Confederate arsenals.--$85.
16. This is a Civil War era note that you seldom see.  It is an 1858 date "State of Rhode Island - Bank of The Republic" note.  The note is circulated but complete and sound.--$75.
17. One dollar Sept. 1862 issue North Carolina State Note.  The note is in very nice circulated condition.--$45.

18. $50. Confederate note - this is the Feb. 17, 1864 issue with Jeff Davis pictured - strong, attractive, but circulated note-- $85.

19. Nice condition pink T-68 Feb. 17, 1864 Confederate $10. note.  This is the very popular "Horses Pulling Cannon" note.--$48.

20. T-67 $20 note. Nice circulated condition. The issue date is Feb. 17, 1864.This note has a reddish network background overprint. Intricate blue back with "Twenty" In large letters. The state capitol at Nashville, TN with A.H. Stephens at the right. --$55.
21. T-69 $5 Note. Nice circulated condition. The issue date is Feb. 17, 1864. This note has a reddish network overprint background. The state capitol at Richmond, VA and C.G. Memminger at the right. --$48.