CONFEDERATE RICHMOND CARBINE

To include three 20 dollar bills (1864), four 50 dollar bills (1864), five 1 dollar bills (1864), three 2 dollar bills (1864). Some damage / all in as-found condition. These items were passed down in

Some damage / all in as-found condition. These items were passed down in the Carter family of Virginia, whose members include Col. Richard Welby Carter (1837 - 1888) of the Virginia 1st Cavalry.

To include five Richmond 1864 50-cents, two Richmond 1863 50-cents, one Richmond 1862 50-cents, one Richmond 1861 2-dollar bill, one Richmond 1862 2-dollar bill, one Richmond 1862 1-dollar bill. Toget

T65 1864 $100 CONFEDERATE RICHMOND OBSOLETE BANKNOTE T65 1864 $100 Confederate States of America (CSA) Richmond obsolete banknote. Printed by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia S.C. Serial

Five Dollar Bill Silver Certificate 1899 Indian Chief, torn and taped. (2) One Dollar Legal Tender 1917, fine, ink on reverse. $20 Confederate Richmond 1864, 10 Cent Store Note 19th Century, (2) 50 Ce

Group of nine Confederate States and obsolete bank notes comprising, three 1862 Confederate Richmond $2 bills, three 1861 State of North Carolina Raleigh $ 2bills, one 1862 State of North Carolina Ral

One Dollar, BANK OF VIRGINIA NOTE, 1st Jan 1862: Confederate Richmond Bank Note in Very Fine Condition. Blank Reverse. (50-200)

February 17, 1864, serial #23418, signed, a scarce high denomination Civil War note, nicely framed.

October 22, 1862, serial # 64437, signed.

scarce green, September 2, 1861, serial # 793, signed.

February 17, 1864, serial # 105468, signed.

June 2, 1862, serial # 40508, signed.

4pc Confederate currency Richmond VA

February 17, 1864, #841, signed.

5pcs Confederate Currency Richmond Central Mining

October 29, 1862, #33881, signed, with interest paid Treasury stamp on back.

September 2, 1861, serial # 24775, signed.

October 29, 1862, serial # 33873, with cotton pickers, lady Liberty and more, signed, interest paid stamp Montgomery, Alabama on reverse.

April 6, 1863, serial #20021. signed.

a period counterfeit September 2, 1861, serial # 13090, signed, passed off as a geniune note during the Civil War.

Confederate 100 dollar bill dated Feb. 17th, 1864 on Bank of Richmond, in good condition

Septemebr 2, 1861, serial number 33373, signed.

February 17, 1864, #105467, signed, high grade.

February 17, 1864, serial # 28457, signed.