Here is a nice looking Mississippi 5-Dollar Note dated November 1862. The note is in overall very nice circulated condition, with the edges in good condition. There is one tear in the upper right hand corner as can be seen in the scans. The colors remain vivid and contrast nicely with the overall look of the note. This note was issued during the 'Faith of the State Pledged' series, which is printed in red across the center of the note. The center vignette has a railroad scene, on the left is a plow and stand of wheat, on the right is a boy holding wheat. Both the written and printed ink can be easily seen. The paper is in good condition with no pinholes noted.

Alabama 1-Dollar Note dated 1863 in great circulated condition. The edges are crisp and there are no tears noted. There are some pinholes noted when you hold it up to the light. The printed and written ink are vivid and easily seen. You can see the vignettes in the center of the capital of Alabama.

Greensboro Mutual One Dollar Note dated 1861 in rough condition as can be seen in the scans. The printed and written ink can be easily read and remains vivid. The reverse is blank.

25cent Note from the State of Mississippi dated Jan 1st, 1864. The condition of the bill is excellant with the exception of a small tear in the upper left hand corner, as can be seen in the scans. The printed and written ink is vivid and easily seen. There are two small vignettes, with George Washington in the lower left hand corner. The edges are crisp and I note no pinholes on the note. On the reverse of the note, you can see a prewar note from Alabama with a nice vignette of a young sailor on a cotton bale.

1-Dollar Note from the ' Augusta Insurance & Banking Co. ' out of Augusta, Georgia dated 1861. It is in circulated condition and the edges, though complete, are worn. All of the border is showing. There are virtually no pinholes and the reverse is blank. The printed and written ink is easily seen. It has two nice vignettes.

I have not seen one of the notes in a long time, but a unique ' 60 ' cent note out of Richmond, Virginia dated 1862. The note is in circulated condition with worn edges. There are a considerable amount of pinholes noted when held up to light. The ink is faded, though, you can still easily see it. The reverse has two bills from a previous cutting which appears to be 5-dollar notes from the 'Rapahannock Bank'. Cool note.

Virginia .75cent Note out of Richmond, Virginia. The edges are worn, but all there as you can see the complete boarder. The written ink is faded, but the printed is vivid and easily seen. On the top is ' City of Richmond April 14th, 1862 '.  The reverse is blank.

Mississippi 1-dollar note out of Jefferson County dated April 24th, 1862. The note is worn, as can be seen, and is torn on the lower right hand corner. The reverse is blank and there are some pinholes noted when held to the light. The scans tell the story here.

North Carolina One Dollar Note in good condition. The edges are in good condition with the boarder showing all the way around. The printed and written ink is in good condition and easily read. The note is in circulated condition with no tears noted, however there are a few pin holes. The reverse is blank.

Georgia 5-dollar note issued by ' The Mechanics Bank ' dated 1860 from Augusta, Georgia. The noted is in circulated condition with the edges a little worn, however the border remains intact. The written and printed ink can be easily seen. There is a nice vignette in the center as well as on either side of the bill. The reverse is blank, other than a hand written note for ' 1860 / $7.50 '. There are several pinholes noted.

North Carolina 1-Dollar Treasury Note in overall great condition. The edges remain crisp, though in circulated condition. The naval/industrial vignette is vivid and centers the note. Both the printed and the written ink are easily read. The note is dated out of Raleigh, N.C. 1863. The reverse is blank.

Alabaman 1-Dollar Note in good condition with no tears noted. It is in circulated condition and the edges remain crisp. There are some pinholes noted when held to light. The vignettes are the Capitol in Montgomery and a portrait of Governor John Shorter, the second of Alabama's three Civil War Governors.

Alabama 25-cent Note dated Jan 1863 in good condition. Though in circulated condition, the edges remain in good condition. There are some pinholes noted. The printed and written ink can easily be seen, especially the vignette in the center of the horse drawn wagon full of cotton bales. The other vignette is of Juliet Hopkins, who established hospitals during the Civil War for wounded Alabama soldiers. These are fairly common, but cool nonetheless. The reverse is blank.

50-cent fractional note from the state of Georgia (Milledgeville). This circulated note has good edges with no tears noted. There are a few pinholes noted. The printed and written ink is slightly faded, but just enough to show that it actually bought stuff. You can also see the green Treasury stamp on the right hand side. There were 620,500 of these notes issued.

Georgia 50cent note dated 1861 from the "Bank of the State of Georgia". Border is complete, however has frazzled edges. There is a moderate amount of pin-holes noted. The ink is clear both on the printed and written. Only when held to light does it show its age and folds. 

Cool Arkansas $10 war bond with 5 coupons due Jan and July from 1864 through 1866. The edges are crisp with no pinholes noted. It is printed on yellow paper with red ink. Both the printed and written ink can be easily read and stands out nicely. It is made out to I. W. McConaughey, which I looked up and only found one person with the same last name in the 2nd Arkansas Infantry. It's about the size of a Confederate note and is a neat piece considering you rarely see anything out of Arkansas. Its just a bit larger than a large Confederate Note.

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