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  1. nc2dollar.JPG (61168 bytes)nc2dollarrev.JPG (64748 bytes)$2 State of North Carolina note.  This is a circulated note but very stable.  It is an Oct. 1861 issue and was printed on the back of earlier printed notes due to paper shortage in the South and is really a cool piece of Southern history.--$45.
  2. 3dollargold.JPG (82872 bytes)3dollargoldrev.JPG (89084 bytes)This beautiful and very rare $3 gold coin was dug a couple days ago by Chauncey Cunningham - one of my hunting buddies.  It has an 1854 date and has fantastic detail.  It was recovered from a Confederate Cavalry camp site located near Fosterville, TN.  This would be a really big dollar coin except back during Civil War days it apparently had a little loop for a chain attached to the reverse and you can see a small mark at the spot the loop was once attached.  The coin is otherwise just super nice.--$375.
  3. set61gold.JPG (79368 bytes)set61gold20.JPG (73948 bytes)set61gold10.JPG (68010 bytes)set61gold5.JPG (71688 bytes)set61gold2andhalf.JPG (70627 bytes)set61gold1.JPG (62860 bytes)I guess that you never stop having firsts !!  In 35 years of selling relics this is the first "Type Set" of 1861 gold coins that I've ever had to offer.  Gold coins from the opening year of the war are really tough to come by.  These coins are in very nice condition grading from "Very Fine" to a couple approaching "Mint State".  The $1 coin has a small area on the edge where it at one time had a loop on the edge for a necklace - all the other examples are really nice and problem free.  Everyone - including all the old timers - that has seen this fine set of Civil War Gold coins have literally gasped at their beauty.  At today's gold market there is right at $2,000. worth of raw gold in these coins and that's not counting the historic significance for anything and many are expecting gold prices to go considerably higher.  Here is a chance to own a set of gold "opening year of the War" coins in great condition and at a price that is very little more than the raw gold value in the coins.--$2,500.SOLD
  4. vatreasurynote.JPG (64755 bytes)Really pretty 1862 Virginia one dollar Treasury note.  It is a circulated note with attractive colorful red overprint.--$55.SOLD
  5. 1863csone.JPG (60959 bytes)1863csoneclose.JPG (77568 bytes)Quite scarce "April 6, 1863" Confederate one dollar note.  This is a circulated note in very sound, stable condition.--$65.
  6. 15centsc.JPG (56252 bytes)15-cent 1863 date fractional note from the Confederate state South Carolina.  This would make a great unusual and meaningful gift to the Civil War buff in your family and not bust the budget.--$45.SOLD
  7. nconedollar.JPG (55302 bytes)nconedollarrev.JPG (51432 bytes)Nice sound condition circulated One Dollar State of North Carolina Civil War note.--$45.SOLD
  8. lucy100.JPG (61211 bytes)lucy100rev.JPG (61928 bytes)Nice condition original February 17, 1864, issue "Lucy Pickens" $100 Confederate note.  This is a "T65"and is serial# 38408.--$125.
  9. jd50.JPG (36592 bytes)jd50rev.JPG (30784 bytes)$50. Confederate note - this is the Feb. 17, 1864 issue with Jeff Davis pictured - strong, attractive, but circulated note-- $85.

  10. horses10.JPG (36288 bytes)horsesten.JPG (33137 bytes)Nice condition pink T-68 Feb. 17, 1864 Confederate $10. note.  This is the very popular "Horses Pulling Cannon" note.--$48.

  11. 20nash.JPG (23774 bytes)20nashrev.JPG (22822 bytes)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.
  12. 5richmond.JPG (123548 bytes)5richmondrev.JPG (30480 bytes)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.
 

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Larry Hicklen

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