Paper Currency

Image	Item ID	Description	Sales Price
	103948	CURRENCY SHEET OBSOLETE GA	$210.00
BANK OF AUGUSTA, STATE OF GEORGIA 4 UNCUT NOTES. (3) $1 AND (1) $2. THE ONE DOLLAR NOTES 30-G28 WITH 3 MAIDS IN CENTER - LEFT FOUR WITH GLOBE - TRAIN ON RIGHT. $2 NOTE G44 HAS MAID WITH WHEAT IN CENTER.
	114774	CURRENCY OBSOLETE SHEET GA	$325.00
THE BANK OF AUGUSTA, GEORGIA: UNCUT SHEET OF THREE $1 NOTES AND ONE $2 NOTE. $1 NOTES ARE 30-G26 AND HAVE A MAID IN CENTER WITH SHIELD. BEN FRANKLIN ON LEFT AND CHRISTOPHER ON RIGHT. THE $2 NOTE 30-G42 HAS LARGE EAGLE ON LIMB IN CENTER WITH GEORGE WASHINGTON ON LEFT.
	102481	CURRENCY 1832 $20 BANK DARIEN	$350.00
BANK OF DARIEN, GEORGIA - MACON - RARE! DATED DECEMBER 1832. The Darien Bank was created in November, 1818 with a capital of one million dollars, firmly securing it as the top bank in Georgia. In January, 1825, The Darien Bank was to open the Macon Branch but the branch burned up just 2 days before opening, including all the printed currency (about $130,000 in notes). The Georgia state government invested in the Bank when it opened. After the fire, the political opponents of the Bank began rejecting notes of the Darien bank. In February 1825, Planters Bank and the State Bank of Georgia REFUSED THE DARIEN BANK NOTES. Within a few months the Darien Bank redeemed their bank bills. OVER THE NEXT TWO YEARS THE BANK'S OUTSTANDING CURRENCY VARIED GREATLY. and the reports of solvency varied with the political seasons. CURRENCY WAS BURNED PUBLICLY TO REDUCE ANY PUBLIC FEAR OF PRINTED MONEY WITH NO BACKING. In 1828 new elected officers had the Darien Bank running smoothly by 1830. IN SPITE OF INCONTROVERTIBLE SOLVENCY, THE RABID POLITICALLY OPPOSITE GEORGIA BANKS REFUSED DARIEN CURRENCY AND MADE PUBLIC NOTICES ABOUT IT, REGARDLESS OF THE FACT THAT THEY WERE UNFOUNDED. IN 1839, THE BANK OF DARIEN SUSPENDED SPECIE PAYMENTS. INFO FROM " GOLD AT PIGEON ROOST " BY FRED HOLABIRD & AL ADAMS. BRAND NEW COPY OF BOOK WILL BE SHIPPED WITH NOTE!
	113164	CURRENCY 1835 $10 BANK DARIEN	$350.00
BANK OF DARIEN, GEORGIA 160-G34 RARE NOTE. DATED JULY 1835. Benjamin Frankin in Small Oval Lower Left. George Washington in Small Oval on Right in Middle.
	100103	1837 $5 PIGEON ROOST SCRIPT	$675.00
DAHLONEGA GEORGIA PIGEON ROOST MINING BANK NOTE SCRIPT NOTE NO. 27. SECOND SERIES SEPT 18369 THROUGH SEPT 1, 1837. CASHIER: FRANCIS V. BULFINCH; PRESIDENT: S. RIPLEY. THE PIGEON ROOST MINING COMPANY ISSUED COMPANY SCRIP AFTER GEORGIA SENATE APPROVAL ON DECEMBER 20TH, 1834. ISSUED FROM JANUARY, 1835 TO ABOUT AUGUST 1838 WITH THE OPENING OF THE DAHLONEGA BRANCH MINT. There are 4 series all from a single printing by Rawdon, Wright, Hatch and Edison of New York. Each series started with the appointment of new officers and each series started with the serial number 1. These notes may have been issued weekly or in some cases bimonthly. Four notes per page with two $5's at top (A or B) and a $10 and $20 on bottom both designated A. A second page had $5 designated "e" and one $50 and one $100. NO NOTES ARE KNOWN FOR $50 DENOMINATION!
	101965	CURRENCY 1861 $50 CSA T-8	$250.00
1861 CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA $50. PMG "PAPER MONEY GUARANTY" CERTIFIED GRADE VERY FINE 25. DATED JULY 25TH 1861
	120284	CURRENCY 1862 $1 CHATTANOOGA	$100.00
BANK OF CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSE ONE DOLLAR. AUGUST 1862. SIGNED & ISSUED. PRINTED ON BACK OF SHEET OF $5 NOTES.
	105967	CURRENCY CSA $5 APRIL 6, 1863	$160.00
T-53 $5 CAPITOL OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES (VIRGINIA STATE CAPITOL, RICHMOND) BUST OF C.G. MEMMINGER, CONFEDERATE CABINET MEMBER, AT LOWER RIGHT. BLUE ORNATE REVERSE WITH DENOMINATION. PINK PAPER. 3RD SERIES. PLATE "E". 17 VARIETIES WITH PLATE LETTERS (A TO H) 2,833.600 NOTES.
	103770	CURRENCY SHEET 9 NOTES AUGUSTA	$325.00
CONFEDERATE TREASURE NOTES. BANK OF AUGUSTA - CENTERED IN BLACK. JANUARY 1, 1863 RED NUMBERS - 9 NOTES UNCUT. (1) 5C (2) 10C (2) 25C (3) 50C (1) 75C.
	100885	CURRENCY CIVIL WAR 50C ALABAMA	$40.00
CIVIL WAR ISSUE ( MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA ) FRACTIONAL FIFTY CENTS. (LEFT) FIFTY CENT IN PANEL ACROSS END (CENTER) OVAL VIGNETTE OF MAP OF ALABAMA BENEATH A LARGE TREE; LARGE BLUE "50 Cts". (RIGHT) 50 IN CORNER; OVAL PORTRAIT OF MRS. JULIET OPIE HOPKINS WHO WAS INSTRUMENTAL IN PROVIDING HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL CARE AND FACILITES FOR SOUTHERN TROOPS DURING THE WAR. UNIFACE. NO SERIES. DATE: JANUARY 1ST, 1863 (PRINTED). 2ND SERIES. NO 54444 - E. IMPRINT: ENG'D BY J.T. PATTERSON & CO. AUGUSTA, GA. LOOKS UNCIRCUKATED CONDITON - NO FOLDS AND BOLD DETAILS.
	100829	CURRENCY CSA 50C APRIL 6, 1863	$45.00
T-63 PROFILE HEAD OF JEFFERSON DAVIS, PRESIDENT OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES. THE SAME DESIGN AS USED ON THE 10C POSTAGE STAMP. ENGRAVED BY HALPIN WITH PRINTED SIGNATURES - PINK PAPER. CONFEDERATE STATES 50C - APRIL 6TH 1863, RICHMOND NO. 41645. In 1861, John Archer of New York came to Richmond, Virginia where he formed a partnership with Joseph Daly for the production of Confederate postge stamps due to the uncertainty of getting stamps and plates from De La Rue & Co. of England throuth the blockade. The two main engravers were John Archer and (later) Frederick Halpin, both from the North. The 50c is the ONLY PAPER MONEY PRINTED BY THIS FIRM FOR THE CONFEDERACY, ALTHOUGH THEY ALSO PRODUCED SEVERAL BONDS IN ADDITION TO POSTAGE STAMPS.
	114441	CURRENCY FRACTIONAL 25C	$70.00
FRACTIONAL CURRENCY 25C 3RD ISSUE (DEC 5, 1864 - AUGUST 16,1869). MARCH 3RD 1863. KL 3268, F-1294. GREEN BACK NO "a". PORTRAIT OF TREASURY SECRETARY WILLIAM P. FESSENDEN. REVERSE LARGE OUTLINED 25 AT CENTER. EXTRA FINE CONDITION
	101015	CURRENCY 1863 25c ALABAMA	$85.00
25 CENT - THE STATE OF ALABAMA, MONTGOMERY JAN 1ST 1863. PMG "PAPER MONEY GUARANTY" CERTIFIED GRADE AU55 ABOUT UNCIRCULATED. CONFEDERATE STATES TREASURY NOTES. BOLD PRINT and EXCELLENT EYE APPEAL.
	103105	CURRENCY 1864 $10 CSA AL-7	$100.00
1864 CONFEDERATE STATES PAPER MONEY - ALABAMA $10 - AL-7, CR-14 - Portrait of Governor Thomas H. Watts (1819-92) between cotton bolls. Map and tree at lower right. Watts had bneen defeated by Shorter in the election of 1861. During 1862-63, he was Attorney General of the Confederate States. Although Shorter was a distinguished governor, he became unpopular after he was blamed for permitting the State's defenses to be breached by Union troops. Additionally, he was forced to increase taxes and institute a military draft. As a result, Watts won the election of 1863 and became governor on December 1 of that year, serving until the end of the war. The portrait on these notes is a good likeness of the governor. Printed in black with TEN in green. Serial letters A to F. DATE: 1ST JAN 1864. THE STATE OF ALABAMA. MONTGOMERY. VERY FINE CONDITION. NOTE # 4415 FOUND IN AN OLD LEATHER WALLET WITH SEVERAL CSA AND OBSOLETE STATE NOTES.
	118580	CURRENCY 1864 $10 CSA T68 FINE	$30.00
$10 CSA HORSES PULLING CANNON. CONFEDERATE STATES PAPER MONEY 7TH ISSUE FEBRUARY 17, 1864. Field Artillery. Bust of R.M.T. Hunter, Confederate Cabinet member, at lower right. Pink and Black. Blue web reverse with denomination. Plain paper. THIS IS THE MOST COMMONLY AVAILABLE CONFEDERATE NOTE TODAY. ISSUED IN SERIES 1 TO 10 AND WITHOUT SERIES. 55 varieties with plate letters (A TO H) plus many insignificant differences in plate letters. There are several rare to extremely rare plate letter errors. B-A, C-A, A-C, E-A and G-missing G. 9,135,920 NOTES (incomplete data). THE DESIGN IS SAID TO REPRESENT BRAXTON BRAGG'S ARTILLERY AT THE BATTLE OF BUENA VISTA IN 1847 DURING THE WAR WITH MEXICO. IF CORRECT, IT IS APPARENTLY BASED ON A PORTION OF A CONTEMPORARY PAINTING BY CARL NEBEL, EXCEPT FROM A DIFFERENT ANGLE. BRAGG BECAME A CONFEDERATE GENERAL DURING THE CIVIL WAR. CR 540-52 THESE NOTES WERE INSIDE AN OLD LEATHER WALLET SAVED FOR YEARS BY A FAMILY IN ALABAMA.
	101074	CURRENCY 1864 $10 CSA T-68 VF	$35.00
$10 HORSES PULLING CANNON. CSA CONFEDERATE STATES PAPER MONEY - 7th Issue February 17, 1864. Field Artillery, Bust of R.M.T. Hunter, Confederate cabinet member, at lower right. PINK AND BLACK. Blue web reverse with denomination. Plain paper. THIS IS THE MOST COMMONLY AVAILABLE CONFEDERATE NOTE TODAY. ISSUE IN SERIES 1 TO 10 and without series. 55 varieties with plate letters (A TO H) plus many insignificant differences in plate letters. There are several rare to extremely rare plae letter errors. B-A, C-A, A-C, E-A and G-missing G. 9,135,920 notes (incomplete data). The design is said to represent Braxton Bragg's artillery at the Battle of Buena Viasta in 1847 during the war with Mexico. If correct, it is apparently based on a portion of s contemporary painting by Carl Nebel, except from a different angle. Bragg becam a confederate General during the Civil War. CR540-52. ONE OF SEVERAL NOTES FOUND IN A VERY OLD LEATHER WALLET.
	103797	CURRENCY 1864 $20 CSA T67 FINE	$35.00
T-67. Cr-504-15. CS-67 CAPITOL, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE. $20 CONFEDERATE STATES PAPER MONEY - SEVENTH ISSUE - FEBRUARY 17, 1864. TENNESSEE STATE CAPITOL, NASHVILLE. BUST OF ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES, AT LOWER RIGHT. PINK AND BLACK. BLUE WEB REVERSE WITH DENOMINATION. PLAIN PAPER. Issued in 11 series and without series, 42 varieties with plate letter (A to D) which include differences in flourishes above "CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA". There is a very rare terms clause error known as the double ratification error. 4,297,004 notes (incomplete data). A few to sell that came from an old hoard found in an old wallet. FINE CONDITION.
	102150	CURRENCY 1864 $10 CSA T-68 XF	$40.00
THIS IS ONE OF SEVERAL DIFFERENT CSA AND CONFEDERATE STATE NOTES WE PURCHASED FROM AN ALABAMA FAMILY AND ALL WERE STILL INSIDE AN OLD LEATHER WALLET. $10 HORSES PULLING CANNON. CONFEDERATE STATES PAPER MONEY 7TH ISSUE. FEBRUARY 17, 1864. Field artillery. Buast of R.M.T. Hunter, Confederate Cabinet Member (lower right). PINK and BLACK. Blue web reverse with denomination. Plain paper. This is the most commonly available Confederate Note today. Issued in series 1 to 10 and without series. 55 varieties with plate letters (A to H) plus many insignificant differences in plate letters. There are several rare to extremely rare plate letter errors. B-A, C-A, A-C, E-A and G-missing G. 9,135,920 notes (incomplete data). he design is said to represent Braxton Bragbg's artillery at the Battle of Buena Vista in 1847 during the war with Mexico. If correct, it is apparetnly based on a portion of a contemporary painting by Carl Nebel, except from a different angle. Bragg became a Confederate Generl during the Civil War. CR 540-52.
	103796	CURRENCY 1864 $5 CSA T69 VF	$40.00
$5 CAPITOL-RICHMOND. CONFEDERATE STATES PAPER MONEY - SEVENTH ISSUE - FEBRUARY 17, 1964 T-69. VERY FINE CONDITION. CAPITOL OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES (VIRGINIA STATE CAPITOL, RICHMOND). BUST OF C.G. Memnminger, Confederate cabinet member, at lower right. PINK AND BLACK. Blue reverse wigth denomination - Plain paper. Issue in Series 1 to 7 and without series for a total of 12 varieties with plate letters (A to H). 5,525,264 notes (incomplete data). THERE IS A RARE G-C PLATE LETTER ERROR WHICH IS EXTREMELEY RARE. ONE OF THESE NOTES WAS FOUND IN PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S WALLET AFTER HIS ASSASSINATION. Cr-558-65
	118093	CURRENCY 1864 $20 CSA T67 VF	$40.00
T-67. CS-67. Cr 504-15. CAPITOL, NASHVILE $20 CONFEDERATE STATES PAPER MONEY. 7th Issue - February 17, 1864. Tennessee Stae Capitol, Nashville. Bust of Alexander H. Stephens, Vice Pesident of the Confederate States, at lower right. PINK and BLACK. Blue web reverse with denomination. Plain Paper. Issued in 11 series and without series. 42 varieties with plate letter (A TO D) which include differences in flourishes above "CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA". There is a very rare terms clause error known as the double ratification error. 4,297,004 notes (incomplete data). THESE ARE PART OF OF A GROUP OF CSA AND CONDERATED STATE NOTES OUT OF AN OLD LEATHER WALLET A FAMILY HAD PASSED DOWN FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION.
	124660	CURRENCY CSA 1864 $500 324	$450.00
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA $500 NOTE. FEBRUARY 17TH, 1864. CS64: LEFT: GEORGR WASHINGTON ON HORSEBACK, CONFEDERATE FLAG ABOVE. RIGHT: BUST OF STONEWALL JACKSON. BLANK REVERSE.
	102812	CURRENCY CONFEDERATE $20	$65.00
T-67 CONFEDERATE STATES PAPER MONEY $20 TENNESSEE STATE CAPITAL, NASHVILLE. BUST OF ALEXANDER H. STEPHENS, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES, LOWER RIGHT. PINK & BLACK. BLUE WEB REVERSE WITH DENOMINATION. PLAIN PAPER. Issued in 11 series and without series. 42 varieties with plate letter A-D which include differences in flourishes above "Confederate States of America". Number 84703 Plate C. Dated February 17th, 1864. RICHMOND. LOOKS UNCIRCULATED.
	103330	CURRENCY 1864 $5 CSA AL-6	$75.00
$5 CONFEDERATE STATES PAPER MONEY, ALABAMA, 1ST JAN 1864, AL-6, CR-15. VERY FINE CONDTION. Overseer watching slaves at work. Liberty standing at lower left. map and tree at lower right. The overseer design was used on a number of bank notes, both North and South, and comes in altered versions. Interestingly, instead of using the appropriate cotton picking version, the scene is the variety that depicts wheat harvesting. BLACK, FIVE in gfreen. Serial letters A to E. Note # 13733. THIS NOTE WAS FOUND IN AN OLD LEATHER WALLET ALONG WITH SEVERAL OTHER NOTES THAT A FAMILY HAD FOR MANY YEARS.
	130518	CURRENCY 1882 $20 NATIONAL	$1350.00
UNITED STATES $20 NATIONAL CURRENCY NOTE SERIES 1882. LOWRY NATIONAL BANK, ATLANTA, GEORGIA
	133242	CURRENCY 1882 $10 HAGERSTOWN	$1600.00
NATIONAL BANK NOTE TEN DOLLAR - HAGERSTOWN MARYLAND. SECOND CHARTER PERIOD, BROWN BACK. LEFT: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN DRAWING ELECTRICITY FROM THE SKY WITH A KITE AND A KEY. LIBERTY SOARING ON AN EAGLE, CLUTCHING LIGHTNING IN HER HAND. DESIGN 485 SIGNATURES OF ROSECRANS-NEBEKER. REVERSE: THE CHARTER NUMBER 4856 AND SURROUNDING ORNAMENT ARE GREEN, THE REST OF THE REVERSE IS BROWN. SERIAL NUMBER U3255216. DATED FEBRUARY 1893.
	126723	STOCK CHEROKEE MANUFACTURING	$125.00
CHEROKEE MAUUFACTURING CO. STOCK CERTIFICATE NO. 111. FOR 3 SHARES OF CAPITAL STOCK $100 EACH PURCHASHED BY H.C.BABCOCK DATED JUNE 3, 1893. PRINTED BY WITH CHEROKEE MANUFACTURING CO. CORPORATE SEAL AND SEVERAL HAND SIGNED WITNESSES SIGNATURES ON REVERSE: SADIE C. SAPP, etc.
	122865	CURRENCY 1900 $20 V-FINE	$700.00
LARGE SIZE TWENTY DOLLAR NATIONAL CURRENCY SERIES 1882 VALUE BACK. # 581. SIGNATURES: LYONS & ROBERTS. LOWERY NATIONAL BANK, ATLANTA
	130464	CURRENCY 1905 $5 F12 CHATTANOO	$275.00
NATIONAL BANK NOTE: THE HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK OF CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE. SERIES 1902. PCGS CERTIFIED GRADE FINE 12. FR 598 CHARTER 7848. SERIAL # 396687.
	133140	CURRENCY 1902 $5 NATIONAL	$375.00
5 DOLLAR NATIONAL BANK NOTE, THIRD CHARTER PERIOD. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. SERIES 1902 WITH BLUE SEAL AND 1902-1908 ON BACK. HEAD OF PRESIDENT BENJAMIN HARRISON WITH THE LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS ON THE REVERSE. NO. 594 NAPIER-McCLUNG. DATED JULY 20, 1911 & SIGNEDBY BANK CASHIER & PRESIDENT. S 1860
	132882	CURRENCY 1914 $50 FRN	$1425.00
FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE SERIES 1914 WITH BLUE SEAL. CLEVELAND, OHIO. HEAD OF ULYSSES S. GRANT. SIGNATURES: WHITE/MELLON.
	132883	CURRENCY 1914 $5 FRN	$275.00
FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE SERIES 1914 CLEVELAND, OHIO. SIGNATURES: WHITE - MELLON. BLUE SEAL 4-D SERIAL # D46536920A
	132296	CURRENCY 1914 VF25*$5 FR#833b	$900.00
FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE SERIES 1914 NEW YORK FR #833B, HEAD OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. PMG CERTIFIED GRADE VERY FINE 25. SIGNATURES OF BURKE AND McAD00. BOLD COLORATION AND DETAILS, EXCELLENT PAPER QUALITY AND SURFACES.
	133534	CURRENCY 1922 $20	$170.00
$20 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN GOLD COIN. SERIES OF 1922. SIGNATURES: SPEELMAN & WHITE. GEORGE WASHINGTON CENTERED.
	104022	CURRENCY $1000 1934 FRN EX40	$2175.00
FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE SERIES 1934 PCGS CERTIFIED EXTREMELY FINE 40