Misc. Large Type Notes

1861 Issues T-1 to T-38

Image	ID	T-*No.*	Cr. No.	Den.	Description	Grade	Price
	C334679	36	278	$5	The margins are tiny and slightly irregularly cut, but with full frame lines present and good centering noted; J.T. Patterson & Co. of South Carolina engraved this issue depicting Commerce seated on a bale of cotton at center and a sailor standing at the left	AU	$195


1862 Issues T-39 to T-55

Image	ID	T-*No.*	Cr. No.	Den.	Description	Grade	Price
	C234689	41	316	$100	Engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia SC, this variety with the Type 2 corner scroll presents a portrait of J.C. Calhoun at the lower left , Columbia standing at right and Negros hoeing cotton at the center; the margins are closely trimmed, but full, with good centering	Ch Unc	$180 SOLD
	C235241	42	335	$2	This First Issue variety was printed on poor quality thicker tan relatively porous paper and depicts the South striking down the North at the center with Judah P. Benjamin pictured at the upper left; the placement of these notes on the printing plates was extremely close as evidenced by a portion of the bottom of the note above this one being included in the right-top margin of this note---this example was graded AU 55 by PMG and exhibits full uniform margins, a truly scarce occurrence for the the T-42 issue	AU+	$395
	C235231	42	337	$2	Graded by PMG as About Uncirculated 53, this note was was payable 6 months after ratification of a treaty with the Federal Government and convertible into Confederate Stocks or Bonds paying 8% interest; this example was printed on poor quality, relatively porous light weight paper and displays full secondary frame lines, good centering and very clean bright surfaces	AU+	$350
	C234910	50	360	$50	Jefferson Davis is featured at the center of this 3rd Series variety prepared by Keatinge & Ball and printed on thin translucent paper with the CSA in block letters printed horizontally surrounded by a wavy line watermark; very well trimmed with complete margins and good centering	AU+	$1150 SOLD
	C234920	50	362	$50	This 3rd Series issue by Keatinge & Ball is printed on thin bank note paper with the CSA in block letters printed horizontally and surrounded by a wavy line watermark is closely trimmed with very good centering and the full design present; contemporary numbering is noted verso	XF+	$825
	C234699	54	392	$2	This 1st SERIES variety with a period after both Serial Letters was "Engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia SC" and pictures Judah P. Benjamin to the right of center; large uniform full margins are noted with very good centering and was printed on pink bank note paper	Ch AU	$200


1863 Issues T-56 to T-63

Image	ID	T-*No.*	Cr. No.	Den.	Description	Grade	Price
	C335151	57	412/8	$50	The centering of this example is shifted toward the top due to the close trim of the end and top margins with a very large bottom margin observed; a large red Treasury stamp is noted in the upper right hand corner as are the November, 1863 over-stamped date and very clean surfaces on both sides	AU++	$550 SOLD
	C335161	57	414	$50	The end margins are trimmed close, but are full with much larger margins displayed on the top and bottom; the green under printing of the obverse is much lighter than that of the reverse on this June, 1863 over-stamped issue with both sides of this lightly circulated example showing very clean surfaces	Ch XF++	$260 SOLD
	C334659	60	464/11	$5	This is the red February , 1864 overprint issue date over the engraved April 6th 1863 issue variety and is reasonably well centered within small irregularly cut margins, with the right end cut just penetrating the frame line	CU	$175
	C335061	60	464/11	$5	This variety has April 6th 1863 as the engraved issue date with the red February, 1864 vertically overprinted date a the right end; the margins are very irregularly cut, just penetrating the left end frame line and the bottom right, while clipping the upper right end	CU	$175
	C335081	60	464/11	$5	This example of the red February 1864 overprint issue date variety is irregularly trimmed with a very large full margin at he top, and irregularly just penetrating the frame lines at both ends and the bottom	Unc	$150
	C334860	62	474	$1	Dated April 6th, 1863, this issue, printed on pink paper was graded by PMG as About Uncirculated 55 and is annotated with the previous owner's pencil notations verso; full tiny margins are seen with clean surfaces noted	Ch AU	$145
	C335091	63	Unl	$0.50	This 1st Series variety, recorded by Fricke as PF-3, is unlisted by Criswell and displays one flourish over and two flourishes to the right of the Plate Letter; this example has uniformly shaped and sized full margins and excellent centering with prominent embossing of the Serial Number	V Ch CU	$155 SOLD
	C334701	63	485	$0.50	The lithography of this variety with two flourishes over the Serial Letter was prepared by Archer & Daly of Richmond, VA and printed on pink paper with the portrait of Jefferson Davis at the center; the margins are trimmed up to the frame lines with very good centering	Ch AU+	$65 SOLD


1864 Issues T-64 to T-72

Image	ID	T-*No.*	Cr. No.	Den.	Description	Grade	Price
	C435051	64	489	$500	The serial number of this note, 1121, places it in a very early, possibly the first, printing run of this high denomination issue and with that, the brighter than usual red overprint which began to be muted to dusty rose at serial number 6000 due to an ink shortage, according to records; this issue with a tiny e/t noted, is very well centered within large uniform margins	Ch CU	$950 SOLD
	C434719	65	494	$100	The face underprinting is relatively bright on this full size SERIES II variety issue engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia SC featuring Lucy Pickens at the front center and George W. Randolph to the lower right; the margin is cut just to the frame line at the top and full, but tiny, on the other three sides	CU	$180
	C434729	66	499	$50	The margins are trimmed closely at the left end and bottom on this 4 SERIES variety engraved by Keatinge & Ball with no flourishes over "Con" in Confederate"; the centering is shifted slightly toward the top and with a white "FIFTY" outlined on the reverse within the lacy light blue panel	AU+	$105 SOLD
	C434890	66	497	$50	Full margins are noted on this example, cut very tight at the left end with good centering, nice bright color and a p/h is noted in the portrait of Jeff Davis at the center; Keatinge and Ball of Columbia, South Carolina are noted as the engravers of this 2. Series variety	Ch VF+	$55 SOLD
	C434749	67	510	$20	Two flourishes are noted over "ica" of "America" on this VI SERIES variety engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia SC; the margins are small, uniform and full on this issue with very light pink overall underprinting and excellent centering	AU++	$100
	C434980	67	514	$20	Large uniform full margins and excellent centering is seen on this variety with two flourishes over "ica" of "America" variety from the X SERIES that was engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia SC	Gem CU	$145
	C435010	67	514	$20	Two flourishes are seen over "ica" of "America" on this X SERIES variety engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia SC; the margins are small in size , full and uniform with light pink overall underprinting and very good centering	V Ch CU	$125 SOLD
	C434950	67	514	$20	Two flourishes are seen over "ica" of "America" on this X SERIES variety engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia SC; the margins are full small and very uniform with light pink overall underprinting and reasonably good centering noted	CU	$110
	C434940	68	543	$10	The margins are trimmed right to the frame lines on all sides of this "2 SERIES" variety engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, SC producing very good centering; the obverse has a lacy overall red underprinting with a blue patterned design verso outlining a large fancy block lettered "TEN" at the center	AU	$175
	C435141	68	543	$10	This is the hand overwritten Series Number 2, PF-11 variety presenting very clean surfaces with small full margins on three sides, the left end being trimmed close with the attendant centering shift toward the left	VF++	$120
	C435181	68	549	$10	This "7 Series" variety exhibits full very small uniform full margins with excellent centering; the blue reverse design is well inked and both the obverse and reverse surfaces are very clean	Ch Unc++	$155
	C435191	68	550	$10	The margins are very mall, uniform and full on this 8 Series. It was engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia SC & Printed by Evans & Cogswell with a medium pink overall underprinting and very good centering is noted	Ch AU++	$185
	C435201	68	551	$10	The margins are very mall, uniform and full on this 9 Series. It was engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia SC & Printed by Evans & Cogs with medium pink overall underprinting and very good centering noted	Ch CU	$165
	C435171	68	551	$10	The lacy light blue reverse pattern with "TEN" outlined at the center compliments the light red lacy underprint seen on the face of this "9 SERIES" variety engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia SC and printed by Evans & Cogswell; the margins are very tiny with good centering and both surfaces are very clean	Ch Unc+	$160
	C435211	68	552	$10	The margins are very small, uniform and full on this 10 Series variety engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia SC & Printed by Evans & Cogswell with a medium pink overall underprinting with very good centering noted	Ch AU++	$155
	C434779	69	558	$5	Engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, SC with the VA State Capitol at center & C.G. Memminger to the right, this NO SERIES variety issue was printed by Evans & Cogswell with a lacy light red overall underprint; the margins are small but full with very good centering	Ch AU+	$120
	C435000	69	560	$5	The centering of this SERIES 2 variety issue is shifted very slightly toward the bottomleft with the bottom trimmed cut just through the frame line locally; the fine, lacy red underprint is somewhat muted in intensity on the face of the note with a well defined and centered lacy overall light blue pattern outlining "FIVE" in the center of the reverse	AU++	$125
	C434970	69	560	$5	The left margin is trimmed just through the frame line, with full lines seen on the other three sides, shifting the centering toward that end; the fine, lacy red underprint is vividly bright on the face of this note with a well defined and centered lacy overall light blue pattern outlining "FIVE" in the center of the reverse	XF+	$120
	C434789	69	563	$5	The margins are well formed, full and uniform on this SERIES 5 variety issue resulting in very good cantering; the fine, lacy red underprint is bright in intensity on the face of the note with a well defined and centered lacy overall light blue pattern outlining "FIVE" in the center of the reverse	Ch AU++	$125
	C435020	69	563	$5	This SERIES 5 variety issue has good centering shifted toward the right resulting from the margin being trimmed just through the frame line; the fine, lacy red underprint is bright in intensity on the face of the note with a well defined and centered lacy overall light blue pattern outlining "FIVE" in the center of the reverse	AU	$115
	C435040	69	564	$5	This SERIES 6 variety issue has centering that is shifted toward the right slightly within margins cut to the frame lines on three sides with a full top margin noted; the fine, lacy red underprint is bright in intensity on the face of the note with a well defined and centered lacy overall light blue pattern outlining "FIVE" in the center of the reverse	Unc	$125
	C434799	70	568	$2	This variety with a period before the first Serial Letter was "Engraved & Printed by Keatinge & Ball" and features a portrait of Judah P. Benjamin at the bottom right with light red lacy overall underprinted design	Unc	$195
	C434809	71	573a	$1	The centering is very good within tiny semi-uniform margins, slightly truncated at the top right; this variety with a period before both Plate Letters was engraved & printed by Keatinge & Ball with a portrait of C.C. Clay at the center and a light red overall lacy underprint	XF+	$130
	C434829	72	578	$0.50	Archer and Halpin of Richmond VA engraved this last Fractional issue for the Confederacy with a bust of Jefferson Davis at the center; the margins of this 1st SERIES variety are complete, trimmed to the frame lines at the ends with good centering overall	CU	$80
	C434819	72	572	$0.50	This 2nd SERIES variety issue by Archer & Halpin exhibits tiny full margins with very good centering; lithographically printed on pink paper with engraved signatures	Ch Unc	$60 SOLD



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