T-68 Confederate 10-Dollar Note dated 1864 in very good circulated condition. The edges are clean with no damage noted, though it is slightly cut off centered. The color is very good on both sides of the note. In the center you can clearly see the military vignette of the horse drawn artillery. In the lower left hand corner is R.M.T. Hunter who served as Secretary of State for a short time. The reverse has a vibrant blue denomination across the back 'TEN' and '10' in each corner. The bill is in really good condition overall.

T-69 Confederate 5-Dollar Note dated 1864 in circulated condition. The edges are clean but cut off centered and the color is good, but slightly stained. Both the printed and written ink is vibrant and easily seen. The center vignette has the capitol of Richmond and C.G. Memminger who served as Secretary of Treasury for most of the war. The paper is in good condition with no pinholes noted and no tears or repairs are noted on the note. On the reverse you can see the denomination 'FIFTY' across the back. The color remains dark and easily seen.

T-67 Confederate 20-Dollar Note dated 1864 in overall very good circulated condition. The edges are clean with no tears or repairs noted and no pinholes noted either. The bill is vibrant with both the written and printed ink easily seen. The reverse has the denomination 'TWENTY' across the back with '20' in each corner. The blue remains vibrant. On the front of the bill you can see the capital building of Nashville in the center with Alexander Stephens, the Vice President in the lower right hand corner. This is an exceptional specimen.

T-66 Confederate 50-Dollar Note dated 1864 in good circulated condition. The edges are clean and no damage noted anywhere on the note. There are only two pinholes that I can see. The printed and written ink is clear and easily seen. The reverse has a nice blue denomination across the back 'FIFTY' and four '50' in each corner. The paper is light and not as read as most like, but it is still a very presentable note.

T-66 Confederate 50-dollar Note dated 1864 highlighting President Jefferson Davis. The bill is in overall great circulated condition with clean edges and no tears or repairs noted. The paper is in good condition with no pinholes noted. On the reverse is a vibrant blue denomination of 'FIFTY' across the back with numeral '50' in each corner. This is just a really nice note overall.

T-66 Confederate 50-Dollar Note dated 1864 with President Jefferson Davis in the center. The bill is in overall very good circulated condition with no tears or repairs noted anywhere on the bill. The edges are clean and slighly off cut. The reverse has a nice blue denomination across the back 'FIFTY'. All of the printed and written ink is easily read and vivid. Nice looking note overall. There are maybe one or two pinholes noted.

T-66 Confederate $50-Dollar Note dated 1864 in good circulated condition. There is a small tear in the upper left hand corner and one small rip on the bottom which can only be seen close up. The color is good overall with the vignettes crisp. Both the printed and written ink can be easily seen and readible. The reverse has a denomination of 'FIFTY' across the back with the numeral '50' in each corner. Jeff Davis can be seen in the center. Nice looking note overall.

T-18 Confederate 20-Dollar Note dated 1861 in very good circulated condition. The edges are clean with only one small knick at the top left hand corner and one on the upper right hand corner. The paper is in good condition with one small hole below the signature. The center vignette is of the large sailing vessel in the center and the sailor by the capstan in the lower left hand corner. The reverse is blank. This was the highest volume $20 Note issued by the Confederacy at 2,366,486.

T-53 Confederate 5-Dollar Note dated 1862 in good circulated condition. The paper is in good condition overall with about a dozen pinholes noted. The color is good and the vignettes, the printed and written ink can be easily seen. The edges are slightly worn with no tears or repairs noted anywhere on the bill. In the center you can see the capitol of Richmond and in the lower right hand corner is C.G. Memminger who served as the Secretary of the Treasury. The reverse has an ornate denomination across the back with a large Roman numeral 'V' with '5's and as you can see the blue remains vibrant. Nice looking note overall.

T-53 Confederate 5-Dollar Note dated 1862 in good circulated condition. The paper is in good condition overall with half a dozen pinholes noted. The color is good and the vignettes, the printed and written ink can be easily seen. The edges are clean with no tears or repairs noted anywhere on the bill. In the center you can see the capitol of Richmond and in the lower right hand corner is C.G. Memminger who served as the Secretary of the Treasury. The reverse has an ornate denomination across the back with a large Roman numeral 'V' with '5's and as you can see the blue remains vibrant. Nice looking note overall.

T-68 Confederate 10-Dollar Note in overall good circulated condition. The paper is in good condition with no pinholes noted, the edges are clean but off cut along the border. The printed and written ink is easily seen and read. In the center you can see the military vignette of the 'Horse Drawn Artillery'  and R.M.T. Hunter in the lower right hand corner who served as Secretary of State for a short time. He was also a Confederate Senator. The reverse retains the vibrant blue denomination across the back with four '10's in each corner. Nice looking note overall.

T-60 Confederate Five Dollar Note in overall good circulated condition. The paper is in good condition with some pinholes noted along with clean cut cancellations which remain intact and un-noticed. The edges are clean with no tears or repairs noted. Both the printed and written ink is easily seen and can be read. In the center of the note you can see the vignette of the capitol of Richmond, Virginia. In the lower right hand corner is C.G. Memminger who served as Secretary of the Treasury for most of the Civil War. There were 7,745,600 notes issued. The reverse has a nice blue denomination across the back with Roman numeral 'V' along with '5's.

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