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T-1 to T-38, 1861 Issues |
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C134328 | 4 | 4 | $50 | This Ex-Green, Newman example was the fourth and last of the "Montgomery Issues", after which the capital was moved to Richmond and all subsequent issues emanated from that venue. The National Bank Note Co. prepared this issue using the vignette depicting the slaves hoeing the cotton field, as see on the T41 later, and is overprinted in green with protectors, a panel at bottom center and full perimeter printing, noted as being complete . Notations verso show this note being issued July 5, 1861 by Frank Jackson, Capt. CSA; this is a premium NOT CUT CANCELLED addition to any collection |
Ch AU SOLD |
POR |
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C134519 | 5 | 5 | $100 | This well circulated and punch cancelled example displays almost complete margins with very good centering; small edge tears ared noted as is a fold separation at the right. Engraved by the Southern Bank Note Co.. and overprinted with a large "HUNDRED" at bottom center and "C" each side of center in green | G+ | $340 |
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C134609 | 13 | 50 | $100 | There are no flourishes between "Confederate" and "States" and Plate Letter "A" are seen on this Criswell variety; the centering is very good with full margins and clean surfaces noted | Ch AU | $450 |
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C134619 | 17 | 99 | $20 | PMG has graded this sub-variety with the "long green overprint" Choice About Uncirculated 58 with clearly visible small full uniform margins and very good centering; the green overprint is bright and sharp, as are the balance of the black devices | V Ch AU+ | $4495 |
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C134629 | 22 | 151 | $10 | PCGS has graded this black Serial Number variety from the Newman Collection Very Fine 35, PPQ; it exhibits a bright orange-red overprint identifying the denomination, very good centering and uniform full margins | V Ch VF+ | $3750 |
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C134639 | 30 | 239 | $10 | The right margin is trimmed just through the frame line at the bottom, the other three margins are full and uniform on this "Second Series" variety with extremely clean surfaces | XF/AU | $550 |
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C134649 | 32 | 246 | $5 | The red "FIVE, 5 & 'V'" overprints are clearly present on this well circulated, tough to locate in all grades, example which also exhibits full uniform margins with good centering | Ch F+ | $1995 |
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T-39 to T-55, 1862 Issues |
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C234428 | 43 | 338 | $2 | The margins on this R-6 "Second Series" variety are irregularly cut but with full frame lines, good centering and overprinted with "2" and "TWO" in green | Ch VF+ | $1495 |
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C234438 | 44 | 341 | $1 | This "THIRD SERIES" variety, Rarity 4 issue has full and complete frame lines with tiny margins for the most part with very good centering---tough to find this well trimmed---with very clean surfaces | Ch CU | $1125 |
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T-56 to T-63, 1863 Issues |
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C334448 |
57 | 412 | $50 | This variety is identified by the Block Letter CSA watermark surrounded by wavy lines, Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S.C. above "Fundable" on left margin, no flourish over "Con", 1st SERIES in large letters and no period after SERIES; the margins are trimmed very close with good centering and green overprinted protector panels are well centered | CU | $495 |
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C334458 | 61 | 473 | $2 | The right margin trim has partially penetrated the frame line just slightly, otherwise tiny full margins are see on this variety inscribed with "Engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S.C." on the bottom margin, "Litho'd by Evans & Cogswell" on the left end, denotes the 2nd SERIES and no periods by the Plate Letters | AU+ | $875 |
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T-64 to T-72, 1864 Issues |
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