1864 $5.00 (T-69) State Capitol

Includes 3 1864 T-69 Virginia State Capitol; C.G. Memminger. Printed by Keatinge & Ball. Also includes 2 1863 T-60 Virginia State Capitol; C.G. Memminger. Printed by Keatinge & Ball. Overall wear due

serial # 69714, February 17, 1864, state capitol on top, C.G. Memminger on right (his homestead just a few miles from our auction gallery here in Flat Rock, NC later the home of Carl Sanburg).

serial # 17617, February 17, 1864, state capitol in Nashville, Tennessee, Alexander Stephens to the right.

1864 $500 NJ STATE BANK AT NEW BRUNSWICK BANKNOTE PCGS PCGS graded 1864 $500 State Bank at New Brunswick, New Jersey obsolete banknote.  Portrait of George Washington, Liberty and Prosperity at c

TOP GRADE. #33565. PALE PINK. VIVID COLOR. UNC. ESTIMATE: $1100-$1200

T64 $500 Confederate Note

Includes T-66 Jefferson Davis $50 by Keatinge & Ball. T-68 Horses pulling Cannon; Robert M.T. Hunter $20 by Keatinge & Ball. T-69 Virginia State Capitol; C.G. Memminger by Keatinge & Ball. Creases, te

As pictured. Measures about 7.25" x 3.125".

All 1864 T-67 Tennessee State Capitol; Alexander H. Stephens. Printed by Keatinge & Ball. Overall wear due to age. Minor creasing, tears, and losses to edges. One with hole. IMPORTANT: Before bidding,

Includes 2 1864 T-68 with Robert M.T. Hunter and horses pulling cannon; printed by Keatinge & Ball. Also includes an 1864 T-52 proposed state capitol (Columbia, S.C.) and Robert M.T. Hall. Printed by

GRANT ULYSSES: (1822-1885) American President 1869-77, previously Commanding General of the United States Army 1864-69. Under Grant the Union Army defeated the Confederate military in the American Civ

T-69 1864 $5 Confederate States of America Note PCGS Graded Choice About New

Type 69 1864 $5 Confederate States Note Estimate: $50

CSA CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA $500 NOTE - 1864 serial number 23714, ink signed, Seventh Series, Type T-64, printed by Keatinge & Ball, excellent condition, slight miscut at top left (see images)

1864 $5 Confederate States Note, T-69 Grades vf++. From the seventh and last issue of Confederate currency, these bills were authorized in February 1864. When these $5 notes were issued over 150 years

1864 (Feb. 17th) $5 T-69 The Confederate States of America Currency Notes Richmond, VA PMG Uncirculated 62 Exceptional Paper Quality, Vivid Color, Serial # 15272 pp A

1864 (Feb. 17th) $5 T-69 The Confederate States of America Richmond, Virginia AU, Net VF 35, Pinholes & Good Color, Serial #17900

CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE STATE $500 LOAN BOND DATED MARCH 1ST, 1864, HAND SIGNED ORIGINAL DOCUMENT FROM TIME PERIOD

Mary Doerr (Texas, b. 1934), "State Capitol at UT Austin", 1988, limited edition lithograph, signed and numbered, ed. 302/500 sight: 14.5 x 19.5 in., frame: 22 x 26.5 in. Provenance: Propert

serial # 3970, April 6, 1863, with June stamp in red, state capitol on top, C.G. Memminger on right (his homestead just a few miles from our auction gallery here in Flat Rock, NC later the home of Car

1864 $20 Confederate Notes T-67 Civil War S/N 35710 pp A - State Capitol at Nashville TN; A.H. Stephens on right

1864 Confederate States of America $500 Note. Depicts Stonewall Jackson.

Original 1864 $20 Confederate States Of America Richmond Currency Note, Depicts the Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville, and Alexander H. Stephens (Vice President of the Confederate States from 1861

Original 1864 $20 Confederate States Of America Richmond Currency Note, Depicts the Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville, and Alexander H. Stephens (Vice President of the Confederate States from 1861