1863 RARE CONFEDERATE 1 CENT AU

(2) US Paper Currency, Currency as follows: 1 Fifty Cents, A, 64010, The State of Alabama, Montgomery, 1863, Confederate Money; Copy of a 1000 Note, United States of America, 1840

Rare 1863 The State of Georgia (Milledgeville, GA) 10 Cents under the Confederate States of America Obsolete Banknote

Lottery Ticket Broadside from Delaware May27,1861, w/promotional circular, issued 1 month after CW began, rare, Confederate States Cotton Loan/Bond Paying 7%, postmarked London 1863, written in Englis

NGC AU Details 1863 Little Mack General McClellan Patriotic Civil War Token 1 cent as Pictured. $5 Domestic Shipping.

Jan. 1 1863 State of Alabama Confederate States .25 Cent Note 1st issue Civil War Era. Alabama begin to issue its own paper Money in 1863. All notes were issued from Montgomery. All Notes were printed

Confederate Money. 1) 1864 Issue $10 Richmond - Horges Pulling Canon- good condition. 2) 1863 "State of South Carolina" 5 cents, good condition. 3) 1831 "State of Georgia" Bank of Macon one dollar- fa

[CIVIL WAR - CURRENCY]. Collection of Confederate currency notes, comprising:Lot of 6.State of Alabama, fractional currency, 25 cents and 50 cents. Both from the issue of Jan. 1, 1863. 25 cent bill No

4 1863 and an 1864. Extra fine to au.

January 1, 1863, serial # 2904, signed, on an interesting reused obsolete currency sheet, (see back of note).

January 1, 1863, serial # 637, signed.

January 1, 1863, #652, signed, North Carolina Civil War currency is harder to find than Virginia or Georgia!

serial # 652, January 1, 1863, signed.

January 1, 1863, #10410, signed, red Treasury stamp.

This is two of January 1, 1863 50 cent treasury notes from the state of Alabama. The notes have graphics only on one side with a pay to The Confederate States.

Includes January 1, 1863 50 cent and 10 cent notes, and Certificate of Deposit for $1 at August Savings Bank. Overall wear due to age. Creases and folds to edges, discoloration from previous hinging w

January 1, 1863, serial # 91355, signed, circulated.....The Civil War and Its AftermathOn January 19, 1861, Georgia convention delegates passed the Ordinance of Secession, and the “Republic of G

Grouping of nine (9) Confederate States obsolete currency notes, all issued in Richmond, Virginia, including: one (1) 1863 50 cents note; one (1) 1862 $1 note with sailing ships; one (1) 1863 $1 note;

Rare Collection of (11) Stamps Produced by the Confederate States of America Stamps, ranging in size from .75" x .875" to .875" x 1.125", Ca. 1861-1865, n.p. A group of 2, 5, 10, and 20 cent Civil War

Group of eight 25 cent Confederate bills and one 50 cent bill. All from Milledgeville, Georgia, and dated January 1, 1863. Wear from age and use. Wear from age and use

January 1, 1863. State issued fractionals with the center oval vignette a map of Alabama under a tree. Oval portrait to the lower right of Juliet Ann Opie Hopkins (1818-1890), Confederate nurse and ho

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

Rare 1 cent coin-operated match box dispenser marked Advance Machine Manufacturers, Chicago, USA. 17.5" High x 8" Diameter WORKS FINE AND HAS LOCK AND KEYS

USA COPPER. ESTIMATE: $200-$300

1861 RD Confederate 1 Cent UNCIRCULATED