$5 CONFEDERATE NOTE T-31 1861

RARE, CIRC. ESTIMATE: $400-$450

VF-XF. RARE. ESTIMATE: $350-$400

RARE VG. ESTIMATE: $500-$600

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA

T36. FINE. ESTIMATE: $100-$150

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA

1864 $5 Confederate Note, T69 Grades vf+. After the Civil War broke out in 1861, the newly established Confederate government began to issue it's own money as legal tender to the citizens of the South

1861 State of North Carolina $2 Obsolete Note (printed on back of $5 Confederate Note)

Contemporary counterfeit T33

1861 Series $5 Dollar Confederate States Note

FIVE DOLLARS - RICHMOND VA

Type 36 $5 1861 Confederate States of America Note Note hole. Estimate: $50

Includes March 1, 1862 and February 22, 1852 Bank of St. John's Florida 25 cent notes. January 1854 Providence 1 cent note, August 1861 Florida Railroad Co. 25 cent note, and October 1, 1861 state of

Set of 5 Sesquicentennial Gold Layered Bank Note Coins. Replicating Civil War Confederate Notes $5.00 Five Seated Women, $10 Ceres and Commerce Note, $5 Blacksmith and Boy Note, $10 General Marion Not

Rare September 2nd, 1861 $5 T-36 Confederate States of America CSA Richmond with Confederate Sailor Graded f12 By PMG. This $5 Confederate note shows a seated woman (Commerce) in flowing robes in the

RICHMOND VA NOTE

All notes are raw, attributed by type and not by minute variety, a couple better notes inc $100, 1-$100 T-65 Fine Feb 17,1864 Lucy Pickens, 3-$50 T-16 Feb 17, 1861 All hand signed with stamped 5 digit

T-31 RARE! ESTIMATE: $250-$300

Georgia confederate currency with different notes. The included notes are the December 2, 1861 timber cutters note, the January 15, 1862 5 dollar note; the January 15, 1865 5 dollar note; the March 20

RARE CANCELLED CIRC. ESTIMATE: $500-$600

VF RARE! ESTIMATE: $300-$350

VF RARE! ESTIMATE: $175-$250

RARE NICE CANCELLED. ESTIMATE: $300-$350

VF RARE! ESTIMATE: $175-$250