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Z688
Currency, CSA $20.00 Note, February 17, 1864, Series 2, Plate B
Description:
Here is a very nice Confederate $20.00 bill. there are a few light folds
and the color is nice and crisp with some soiling on the back. This note
would rate in the XF condition and has no major flaws or pinholes.
Measures: 3" x
7"
Price:
$65.00
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Z684
Currency, CSA $10.00 Note, February 17, 1864, Series 9, Plate D
Description:
Here is a very nice Confederate $10.00 note. This one would rate at
uncirculated or about uncirculated. It is a little bit lighter in color
than the photos show but is crisp and snappy. There are no folds or
pinholes in the note.
Measures: 3" x
7.25"
Recovered:
Surplus Stocks
Price:
$60.00
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C1
1849 "Braided Hair" Large Cent
Description:
Here is a nice large cent that shows some age. You can clearly make out
the main design on the front and back.
Measures: 27mm
Recovered:
Non Dug
Price:
$30.00
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Z661
Confederate Bond Note
Description:
Nice small note from a $500.00 Confederate bond dated August 19, 1861.
The original bond would have had 25 of these attached to the bottom.
They were to be redeemed for six months worth of interest in January of
1877.
Price:
$10.00 Each (Qty. Available 6)
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Z559
1865 Two-Cent Piece
Description:
Well worn 1865 two-cent piece minted in Philadelphia. This is one of the
shortest lived issues of coins. It was designed by James B. Longacre and
was in use from 1864-1873.
Recovered:
Non Excavated
Price:
$20.00
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Z558
1848/49 Seated Liberty Half Dime
Description:
Here is a nice little 1848 half dime that was minted at New Orleans. The
majority of the detail is worn but the major outlines are there.
Recovered:
Vicksburg, Mississippi
Price:
$35.00
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Z557
1827 Capped Bust Dime
Description:
Here is a personalized 1827 dime minted in Philadelphia. This die
pattern was designed by John Reich. There are lines on the face which
could be to cut it as it does have eight pieces. There is also a hole
punched clean through.
Recovered:
Vicksburg, Mississippi
Price:
$38.00
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Z556
1858 Seated Liberty Quarter
Description:
Here is an interesting 1858 Quarter. This one is well worn and shows
some age. The details are quite worn but the outer rim is sticking up.
It appears that someone continuously tapped the outer edge like they do
when they make coin rings. The rim is extremely smooth so I have a
feeling it was done quite some time ago. This particular one was minted
in Philadelphia and was designed by Christian Gobrecht.
Recovered:
Vicksburg, Mississippi
Price:
$28.00
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Z553
Non Excavated 1863 Indian Head Penny
Description:
Nice non excavated "Indian Head" penny from the Gettysburg era. This
coin in particular was coined at the Philadelphia Mint. It was designed
by James B. Longacre. The face has lady liberty wearing an Indian
Headdress and the reverse has the oak wreath and small sheild.
Recovered:
Non Excavated
Price:
$20.00
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Z501
1834 Capped Bust Ten Cent Piece
Description:
Here is a well worn 1834 capped bust 10 cent piece. This one was carved
with a knife and a hole was scraped out. This coin was the design of
William Kneass and all of them were coined at the Philadelphia mint.
Recovered:
Vicksburg Collection
Price:
$40.00
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Z499
1854 Ten Cent Piece
Description:
1854 ten cent piece manufactured at the mint in Philadelphia, Pa.
Someone carved an "X" on the face.
Recovered:
Vicksburg Collection
Price:
$20.00
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Z393
Currency, CSA $50.00 Note, April 6th 1863, Series 1, Plate No. W
(Discontinued)
Description:
Nice colorful discontinued bill. This has the image of Jefferson Davis
on the front.
Serial Number:
85501
Printer:
Keatinge & Ball Columbia, S.C.
Reference:
Criswell "Confederate Paper Money" Type 57 (414)
Price:
$125.00
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Z379
Currency, CSA $100 Note, February 17, 1864, Series 1, Plate No. C
Nice bill
with Lucy Pickens in the center, two soldiers on the left, and George W.
Randolph on the right. There are a few very very minute pinholes.
Serial
Number: 9139
Printer:
Keatinge & Ball Columbia S.C
Reference:
Grover C. Criswell "Confederate Paper Money" Type 65 (493)
Price: $135.00 |
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Z378
Currency, CSA $50 Note, Feb. 17, 1864, Series 2, Plate No. A
Harder to
find bill with the flourish over the "Con" in confederate. The true
color on the back is a little lighter than the scans show.
Serial
Number: 3775
Printer:
Keatinge & Ball
Reference:
Grover C. Criswell "Confederate Paper Money" Type 66 (501)
Price: $110.00
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