Currency

1.07.278 T-40 (Sub Group 300) by J.T. Paterson & Co., Columbia, S.C. This note shows the railway scene vignette with the milkmaid in the lower left hand corner. This particular note does not have the watermark. It is in good condition with one small tear in the lower right hand corner, as seen in the scans. There is also one dark mark over the serial number on the right. The SN# is 47660. There were nearly 498,400 notes issued in this series. It will be shipped in an acid free preserver. Ref: Comprehensive Catalog of Confederate Paper Money by Criswell.

1.07.277 T-39 (Sub Group 294) by J.T. Paterson & Co., Columbia, S.C. (at lower right). This note shows the railway scene vignette with the milkmaid in the lower left hand corner. It is dated Sept. 1st, 1862 SN# 40246. This example has the "CSA" watermark in block letters. The ink and paper are in good shape with one tear in the lower right hand corner, otherwise all the edges are in good shape and crisp. There are no tears or repairs noted. It will be shipped in an acid free preserver. Ref: Comprehensive Catalog of Confederate Paper Money by Criswell.

#100 T-39 (Sub Group 290) Confederate $100 Note by J.T. Paterson, Columbia, South Carolina. This bill show the Railway w/train vignette along with the milkmaid in the lower left hand corner. SN# 20551, Richmond, Va. The edges do have some nicks as can be seen in the scans. The back has three cancellation stamps, two from Montgomery and one from Augusta where the interest had been paid on the note. The was the first of three new interest bearing notes that went into circulation during 1862. Over 284,000 notes were issued. Ref: Comprehensive Catalog of Confederate Paper Money by Criswell.

1.07.220 City of Richmond 10cent Note, dated April 14th, 1862. No tears or repairs noted. See scan for condition. Will ship in acid free preserver.

1.07.229 Confederate Mechanics Savings & Loan Association, Savannah, Ga. Dated January 1st, 1863. $2.00 Bill. These are great conversation pieces, as you can see on the back of the note the previous printings of earlier bills that were never issued. This has a repair on the back, appears to be professional, as you can see in the scans of the back to the left. In circulated condition and will ship in an acid free preserver.

Civil War dated token for redemption at: CHARNLEY, NO II ORANGE ST, PROVIDENCE, RI. Writing circles the back of the coin along with stars, along with a naval anchor in the center. Front of coin has a large "C" with "Union 1863" above it. Excellent coin that exhibited patriotism for the North.

CR8; B9:Type 6: Pg 35; Comprehensive Catalog & History of Confederate Bonds, Douglas Ball. This is a nicely framed $1000.00 Confederate Bond with all but three coupons still attached. The bond itself is in great shape with no major tears. There is one hole in the upper left hand corner, like a paper punch hole; and a repair of a tear on the top towards center right, which has been repaired with the original piece. There are three folds running up and down, like it had been tri-folded, two minor ones on the sides, the most distinct down the middle. The ink, signatures, and printing is bold and vivid. It is nicely framed with a green matte, which matches the presses ink. The bond number is 7056 and is dated May 1st, 1861 enacted at Montgomery and was thought to be printed by the American Bank Note Company branch of New Orleans. There were a total of 7,071 issued, with 7,161 printed. They were issued between May 1st - October 31st 1861 and were signed by Clitherall, Jones, and Tyler. The stock certificates were due September 1st, 1871, with total amount issued $6,674,200.

This token was used for purchases at a general store. One side reads: "Robinson & Ballou Grocers, Troy, NY" while the other side reads: "Redeemed at our store 1863". Neat piece of history!