Currency of the Civil War

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Currency of the Civil War.
Page one presents items for sale, item numbers up to M0899, please refer to Relicman stock number when ordering.

All items listed are guaranteed authentic to the Civil War or as otherwise described.

M0823 Confederate currency, $100, February 17, 1864, Series 1, A.

Currency was authorized by the Confederate government February 17, 1864, " TWO YEARS AFTER THE RATIFICATION OF A TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN THE CONFEDERATE STATES AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA / The CONFEDERATE STATES of AMERICA / Will pay to the bearer on demand ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.". Note depicts Lucy Pickens at center, the "southern belle", two soldiers at left, and Geo. W. Randolph, Confederate Secretary of War and General, at right, black with reddish overprint, blue back with "HUNDRED" in large letters. This high denomination 1864 note reflects the hyper-inflation gripping the Confederacy in 1864. Date is printed, serial number is hand stamped, signature is hand signed. Printing: "Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C.". Note is whole and complete with some folds and wear from use, higher grade example.
Ref: Criswell T65. $125.

M0824 Confederate currency, $100, February 17, 1864, Series 1, A.

M0825 Confederate currency, $100, February 17, 1864, no series, B.

M0826 Confederate currency, $100, February 17, 1864, Series 1, C.

M0827 Confederate currency, $50, February 17, 1864, 4 series, A.

Currency was authorized by the Confederate government February 17, 1864, "Two years after the Ratification of a Treaty of Peace between THE CONFEDERATE STATES AND THE UNITED STATES / The CONFEDERATE STATES of AMERICA / Will pay to the bearer on demand FIFTY DOLLARS.". Note depicts Jefferson Davis, Confederate President, black with reddish overprint, blue back with "FIFTY" in large letters. This high denomination 1864 note reflects the hyper-inflation gripping the Confederacy in 1864. Date is printed, serial number is hand stamped, signature is hand signed. Date is printed, serial number is hand stamped, signature is hand signed. Printing: "Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C.". Note is whole and complete with some folds and wear from use, higher grade example.
Ref: Criswell T66. Sold.

M0828 Confederate currency, $50, February 17, 1864, 3 series, A.

M0830 Confederate currency, $50, February 17, 1864, 4 series, A.

M0831 Confederate currency, $10, February 17, 1864, 4 Series C.

Currency was authorized by the Confederate government February 17, 1864, " TWO YEARS AFTER THE RATIFICATION OF A TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN THE CONFEDERATE STATES AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA / The CONFEDERATE STATES of AMERICA / Will pay TEN DOLLARS to the bearer.". Note depicts horses pulling a cannon at center, and R. M. T. Hunter, Confederate Secretary of State and Senator, at right, black with reddish overprint, blue back with "TEN" in large letters. This high denomination 1864 note reflects the hyper-inflation gripping the Confederacy in 1864. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: "Pt'd by Evans & Cogswell" and "Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C.". Note is whole and complete with some folds and wear from use.
Ref: Criswell T68. Sold.

M0832 Confederate currency, $10, February 17, 1864, no series, G.

Currency was authorized by the Confederate government February 17, 1864, " TWO YEARS AFTER THE RATIFICATION OF A TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN THE CONFEDERATE STATES AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA / The CONFEDERATE STATES of AMERICA / Will pay TEN DOLLARS to the bearer.". Note depicts horses pulling a cannon at center, and R. M. T. Hunter, Confederate Secretary of State and Senator, at right, black with reddish overprint, blue back with "TEN" in large letters. This high denomination 1864 note reflects the hyper-inflation gripping the Confederacy in 1864. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: "Pt'd by Evans & Cogswell" and "Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S. C.". This was one of the first ones issued in 1864, this "no series G" is scarce. Note is whole and complete with some folds and wear from use, higher grade example.
Ref: Criswell T68. $40.

M0833 Confederate currency, $2, authorized April 18, 1862, issued June 2, 1862, Third Series, 5.

Currency was authorized by the Confederate government April 18, 1862, issue date June 2, 1862, " SIX MONTHS AFTER RATIFICATION OF A TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN THE CONFEDERATE STATES AND THE UNITED STATES / The CONFEDERATE STATES of AMERICA / Will pay TWO DOLLARS to the Bearer / RECEIVABLE IN PAYMENT OF ALL DUES EXCEPT EXPORT DUTIES / FUNDABLE IN EIGHT PER CENT STOCK OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES". Note depicts Judah P. Benjamin, Confederate Attorney General and Secretary of War, at left, with symbolic southern liberty striking down the Union, black print on plain paper, plain back. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: "B. DUNCAN, COLUMBIA SC.". Note is worn from significant use.
Ref: Criswell T42. $75.

M0834 Confederate currency, $1, authorized April 18, 1862, issued June 2, 1862, Second Series, 2.

Currency was authorized by the Confederate government April 18, 1862, issue date June 2, 1862, "Six months after Ratification of a Treaty of Peace between the Confederate States and the United States / The CONFEDERATE STATES of AMERICA / Will pay ONE DOLLAR to Bearer / RECEIVABLE IN PAYMENT OF ALL DUES EXCEPT EXPORT DUTIES / FUNDABLE IN EIGHT PER CENT STOCK OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES". Note depicts Liberty, at left, steamship, at center,, and Lucy Pickens, the "southern belle" at right, black print on plain paper, green overlay with "1" and " ONE", plain back. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: "B. DUNCAN, COLUMBIA SC.". Note is worn from significant use.
Ref: Criswell T45. Sold.

M0835 North Carolina currency, $2, red overlay, October 2, 1861, B.

Currency was authorized by the North Carolina state government May 11, 1861, and issued October 2, 1861, "THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA / Will pay to Bearer Two Dollars at the Treasury on or before 1st, Jany 1866 / TWO DOLLARS. / Raleigh / BY AUTHORITY OF LAW. / Receivable in Payment of all Public Dues.". The note depicts graphic embellishments, but no images, black print, on plain paper, plain back, red overlay "TWO DOLLARS" on back.. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: " F. W. BORNEMANN. CHARLESTON, S. C.". Note is whole and complete with folds and wear from use.
Ref: Criswell, NC17. Sold.

M0836 North Carolina currency, $2, printed on back of un-issued currency, red overlay, October 1, 1861, A.

Currency was authorized by the North Carolina state government May 11, 1861, and issued October 1, 1861, "THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA / Will pay to Bearer Two Dollars at the Treasury on or before 1st, Jany 1866 / TWO DOLLARS. / Raleigh / BY AUTHORITY OF LAW. / Receivable in Payment of all Public Dues.". The note depicts graphic embellishments, but no images, black print, on plain paper, plain back, red overlay "TWO DOLLARS" on back, note is printed on the back side of North Carolina bank notes of various higher denominations, usually $5 and up or bonds, which North Carolina apparently was unable to back and so these were never issued, paper was scarce and recycled for these smaller denominations. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: " F. W. BORNEMANN. CHARLESTON, S. C.". Note is worn from significant use.
Ref: Criswell, NC1. Sold.

M0837 North Carolina currency, $2, printed on back of un-issued currency, red overlay, October 2, 1861, B.

Currency was authorized by the North Carolina state government May 11, 1861, and issued October 2, 1861, "THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA / Will pay to Bearer Two Dollars at the Treasury on or before 1st, Jany 1866 / TWO DOLLARS. / Raleigh / BY AUTHORITY OF LAW. / Receivable in Payment of all Public Dues.". The note depicts graphic embellishments, but no images, black print, on plain paper, plain back, red overlay "TWO DOLLARS" on back, note is printed on the back side of North Carolina bank notes of various higher denominations, usually $5 and up or bonds, which North Carolina apparently was unable to back and so these were never issued, paper was scarce and recycled for these smaller denominations. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: " F. W. BORNEMANN. CHARLESTON, S. C.". Note is worn from significant use.
Ref: Criswell, NC9. Sold.

M0838 North Carolina currency, $2, October 4, 1861, C.

Currency was authorized by the North Carolina state government May 11, 1861, and issued October 4, 1861, "THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA / Will pay to Bearer Two Dollars at the Treasury on or before 1st, Jany 1866 / TWO DOLLARS. / Raleigh / BY AUTHORITY OF LAW. / Receivable in Payment of all Public Dues.". The note depicts graphic embellishments, but no images, black print, on plain paper, plain back, red overlay "TWO DOLLARS" on back.. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: " F. W. BORNEMANN. CHARLESTON, S. C.". Note is whole and complete with some folds from use, higher grade example.
Ref: Criswell, NC21. Sold.

M0839 North Carolina currency, $2, October 4, 1861, D.

M0840 North Carolina currency, $2, October 4, 1861., D.

M0841 North Carolina currency, $2, October 6, 1861, B.

Currency was authorized by the North Carolina state government May 11, 1861, and issued October 6, 1861, "THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA / Will pay to Bearer Two Dollars at the Treasury on or before 1st, Jany 1866 / TWO DOLLARS. / Raleigh / BY AUTHORITY OF LAW. / Receivable in Payment of all Public Dues.". The note depicts graphic embellishments, but no images, black print, on plain paper, plain back, red overlay "TWO DOLLARS" on back.. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: " F. W. BORNEMANN. CHARLESTON, S. C.". Note is whole and complete with some folds from use.
Ref: Criswell, NC22. Sold.

M0842 North Carolina currency, $2, October 6, 1861., C.

M0843 North Carolina currency, $2, October 6, 1861, D.

M0844 North Carolina currency, $2, October 6, 1861, E.

M0845 North Carolina currency, 50 cents, October 1, 1861, A.

Currency was authorized by the North Carolina state government June 28, 1861, and issued October 1, 1861, "The State of North Carolina / WILL pay to Bearer, at the Treasury, on or before Jan'y 1st, 1866, / FIFTY CENTS. / Raleigh / BY AUTHORITY OF LAW. / RECEIVABLE IN PAYMENT OF ALL PUBLIC DUES". The note depicts text and no images, black print, on plain paper, plain back. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: "J. SPELMAN, Public Printer.". Note is whole and complete with some folds and wear from use.
Ref: Criswell, NC54. $25.

M0846 North Carolina currency, 25 cents, October 1, 1861., A.

Currency was authorized by the North Carolina state government June 28, 1861, and issued October 1, 1861, "The State of North Carolina / WILL pay to Bearer, at the Treasury, on or before Jan'y 1st, 1866, / TWENTY - FIVE CENTS. / Raleigh / BY AUTHORITY OF LAW. / RECEIVABLE IN PAYMENT OF ALL PUBLIC DUES". The note depicts text and no images, black print, on plain paper, plain back. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: "J. SPELMAN, Public Printer.". Note is whole and complete with some folds and wear from use.
Ref: Criswell, NC55. $25.

M0847 North Carolina currency, 20 cents, October 1, 1861, no serial letter.

Currency was authorized by the North Carolina state government June 28, 1861, and issued October 1, 1861, "The State of North Carolina / WILL pay to Bearer, at the Treasury, on or before Jan'y 1st, 1866, / TWENTY CENTS. / Raleigh / BY AUTHORITY OF LAW. / RECEIVABLE IN PAYMENT OF ALL PUBLIC DUES". The note depicts text and no images, black print, on plain paper, plain back. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: "J. SPELMAN, Public Printer.". Note is whole and complete with some folds and wear from use.
Ref: Criswell, NC44. Sold.

M0848 North Carolina currency, 20 cents, October 1, 1861, no serial letter.

Currency was authorized by the North Carolina state government June 28, 1861, and issued October 1, 1861, "The State of North Carolina / WILL pay to Bearer, at the Treasury, on or before Jan'y 1st, 1866, / TWENTY CENTS. / Raleigh / BY AUTHORITY OF LAW. / RECEIVABLE IN PAYMENT OF ALL PUBLIC DUES". The note depicts text and no images, black print, on plain paper, plain back. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: "J. SPELMAN, Public Printer.". Note is whole and complete with some folds and wear from use.
Ref: Criswell, NC44. $25.

M0849 North Carolina currency, 5 cents, October 1, 1861, A.

Currency was authorized by the North Carolina state government June 28, 1861, and issued October 1, 1861, "The State of North Carolina / WILL pay to Bearer, at the Treasury, on or before Jan'y 1st, 1866, / FIVE CENTS. / Raleigh / BY AUTHORITY OF LAW. / RECEIVABLE IN PAYMENT OF ALL PUBLIC DUES". The note depicts text and no images, black print, on plain paper, plain back. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: "J. SPELMAN, Public Printer.". Note is whole and complete with some folds and wear from use.
Ref: Criswell, NC58. Sold.

M0850 North Carolina currency, 5 cents, October 1, 1861, A.

Currency was authorized by the North Carolina state government June 28, 1861, and issued October 1, 1861, "The State of North Carolina / WILL pay to Bearer, at the Treasury, on or before Jan'y 1st, 1866, / FIVE CENTS. / Raleigh / BY AUTHORITY OF LAW. / RECEIVABLE IN PAYMENT OF ALL PUBLIC DUES". The note depicts text and no images, black print, on plain paper, plain back. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: "J. SPELMAN, Public Printer.". Note is whole and complete with some folds and wear from use.
Ref: Criswell, NC58. $25.

M0851 North Carolina currency, $1, printed on back of un-issued currency, red overlay, October 4, 1861, no series.

Currency was authorized by the North Carolina state government May 11, 1861, and issued October 4, 1861, "The State of North Carolina / Will pay to Bearer / ONE DOLLAR / AT THE TREASURY / on or before Jan'y1st, 1866 / Raleigh / RECEIVABLE IN PAYMENT OF PUBLIC DUES.". The note depicts Minerva at left, guard dog guarding a safe in the center, black print, on plain paper, plain back, red overlay "ONE DOLLAR" on back, note is printed on the back side of North Carolina bank notes of various higher denominations, usually $5 and up or bonds, which North Carolina apparently was unable to back and so these were never issued, paper was scarce and recycled for these smaller denominations. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: " N. C. Inst. Deaf & Dumb, Print.". Note is worn from significant use.
Ref: Criswell, NC27. $25.

M0852 North Carolina currency, $1, printed on back of un-issued currency, red overlay, October 4, 1861, no series.

M0853 North Carolina currency, $1, printed on back of un-issued currency, red overlay, October 3, 1861, no series.

Currency was authorized by the North Carolina state government May 11, 1861, and issued October 3, 1861, "The State of North Carolina / Will pay to Bearer / ONE DOLLAR / AT THE TREASURY / on or before Jan'y1st, 1866 / Raleigh / RECEIVABLE IN PAYMENT OF PUBLIC DUES.". The note depicts Minerva at left, guard dog guarding a safe in the center, black print, on plain paper, plain back, red overlay "ONE DOLLAR" on back, note is printed on the back side of North Carolina bank notes of various higher denominations, usually $5 and up or bonds, which North Carolina apparently was unable to back and so these were never issued, paper was scarce and recycled for these smaller denominations. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: " N. C. Inst. Deaf & Dumb, Print.". Note is worn from significant use.
Ref: Criswell, NC26. $25.

M0854 North Carolina currency, $1, red overlay, October 15, 1861., A.

Currency was authorized by the North Carolina state government May 11, 1861, and issued October 15, 1861, "The State of North Carolina / WILL PAY TO BEARER / ONE DOLLAR / AT THE TREASURY / On or before January1st, 1866 / Raleigh / Receivable in payment of Public Dues.". The note depicts Minerva at left, blockade runner in the center, black print, on plain paper, plain back, red overlay "ONE DOLLAR" on back. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: not indicated. Note is whole and complete with some folds and wear from use.
Ref: Criswell, NC32E. $25.

M0855 North Carolina currency, $1, red overlay, October 15, 1861, A.

Currency was authorized by the North Carolina state government May 11, 1861, and issued October 15, 1861, "The State of North Carolina / WILL PAY TO BEARER / ONE DOLLAR / AT THE TREASURY / On or before January1st, 1866 / Raleigh / Receivable in payment of Public Dues.". The note depicts Minerva at left, blockade runner in the center, black print, on plain paper, plain back, red overlay "ONE DOLLAR" on back. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: not indicated. Note is worn from significant use.
Ref: Criswell, NC32E. Sold.

M0856 North Carolina currency, $1, red overlay, October 15, 1861., A.

Currency was authorized by the North Carolina state government May 11, 1861, and issued October 15, 1861, "The State of North Carolina / WILL PAY TO BEARER / ONE DOLLAR / AT THE TREASURY / On or before January1st, 1866 / Raleigh / Receivable in payment of Public Dues.". The note depicts Minerva at left, blockade runner in the center, black print, on plain paper, plain back, red overlay "ONE DOLLAR" on back. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: not indicated. Note is worn from significant use, and has holes.
Ref: Criswell, NC32E. Sold.

M0857 North Carolina currency, $1, October 18, 1861, B.

Currency was authorized by the North Carolina state government May 11, 1861, and issued October 18, 1861, "The State of North Carolina / WILL PAY TO BEARER / ONE DOLLAR / AT THE TREASURY / On or before January1st, 1866 / Raleigh / Receivable in payment of Public Dues.". The note depicts Minerva at left, blockade runner in the center, black print, on plain paper, plain back. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: not indicated. Note is whole and complete with some folds and wear from use.
Ref: Criswell, NC32H. $25.

M0858 North Carolina currency, 25 cents, September 1, 1862, E.

Currency was issued by the North Carolina state government September 1, 1862, "THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA / Will pay to Bearer at the Treasury on or before January 1st, 1866 / TWENTY - FIVE CENTS. / Raleigh / BY AUTHORITY OF LAW. / Receivable in payment of all Public dues.". The note depicts Ceres standing at left, black print, on plain paper, plain back. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: " J. T. Paterson & Co., Augusta, Ga.". Note is worn from significant use.
Ref: Criswell, NC102 to 112. Sold.

M0859 North Carolina currency, 25 cents, September 1, 1862, J.

Currency was issued by the North Carolina state government September 1, 1862, "THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA / Will pay to Bearer at the Treasury on or before January 1st, 1866 / TWENTY - FIVE CENTS. / Raleigh / BY AUTHORITY OF LAW. / Receivable in payment of all Public dues.". The note depicts Ceres standing at left, black print, on plain paper, plain back. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: " J. T. Paterson & Co., Augusta, Ga.". Note is whole and complete with some folds and wear from use, higher grade example.
Ref: Criswell, NC102 to 112. $40.

M0860 North Carolina currency, 25 cents, January 1, 1863, F.

Currency was issued by the North Carolina state government January 1, 1863, "THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA / Will pay to Bearer at the Treasury on or before January 1st, 1866 / TWENTY - FIVE CENTS / BY AUTHORITY OF LAW. / Raleigh / Receivable in payment of all Public dues.". The note depicts Ceres standing at left, black print, on plain paper, plain back. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: " J. T. Paterson & Co., Augusta, Ga.". Note is whole and complete with some folds and wear from use.
Ref: Criswell, NC139 to 146. Sold.

M0861 North Carolina currency, 25 cents, January 1, 1863, F.

M0862 North Carolina currency, 10 cents, January 1, 1863, E.

Currency was issued by the North Carolina state government January 1, 1863, "THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA / Will pay to Bearer / AT THE TREASURY. / on or before January 1, 1866 / TEN CENTS / BY AUTHORITY OF LAW. / Raleigh / RECEIVABLE IN PAYMENT OF ALL PUBLIC DUES". The note depicts hornets nest, black print, on plain paper, plain back. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: " J. T. PATTERSON & Co., AUGUSTA, GA". Note is whole and complete with some folds and wear from use.
Ref: Criswell, NC147. $20.

M0863 North Carolina currency, 10 cents, January 1, 1863, F.

M0864 North Carolina currency, 10 cents, January 1, 1863, I.

M0865 North Carolina currency, 10 cents, January 1, 1863, I.

M0866 North Carolina currency, 10 cents, January 1, 1863, I.

M0867 North Carolina currency, 10 cents, January 1, 1863, J.

M0868 North Carolina currency, 10 cents, January 1, 1863, K.

M0869 North Carolina currency, 5 cents, January 1, 1863., M.

Currency was issued by the North Carolina state government January 1, 1863, "THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA / Will pay to Bearer at the Treasury on or before January 1st, 1866 / FIVE CENTS / BY AUTHORITY OF LAW. / Raleigh / RECEIVABLE IN PAYMENT OF ALL PUBLIC DUES". The note depicts ladies Liberty and Peace in center, black print, on plain paper, plain back. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: " J. T. Paterson & Co., Augusta, Ga.". Note is whole and complete with some folds and wear from use.
Ref: Criswell, NC148. Sold.

M0870 Virginia currency, County of Franklin, Rocky Mount, Virginia, 25 cents, June 3, 1862.

Currency was issued by the local government of County of Franklin, Rocky Mount, Virginia, June 3, 1862, "THE COUNTY OF FRANKLIN / Will pay to Bearer, in Current Funds, / TWENTY - FIVE CENTS, / after the 1st day of Jan. 1863 when demanded in sums of one or more dollars. / Issued by authority of an Act of the Gen'l Assembly of the State of Virginia. / Rocky Mount, Va.". The note depicts guard dog guarding a safe at center, black print, on plain paper, plain back. Date is printed, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: no information. Note is whole and complete with some folds and wear from use.
Virginia obsolete currency, County of Franklin, Virginia, 25 cents, June 3, 1862. $75.

M0871 North Carolina currency, Greensboro Mutual Life Insurance and Trust company , Greensboro, North Carolina, 50 cents, June 1, 1862.

Currency was issued by Greensboro Mutual Life Insurance and Trust company, Greensboro, North Carolina, June 1, 1862., "NORTH CAROLINA / GREENSBORO MUTUAL Life Insurance and Trust company / This is to Certify that (insert name) has Deposited FIFTY CENTS in this Company, payable to him, or Bearer, in current funds, when Certificates to the amount of one or more dollars are presented. Greensborough." The note depicts a woman on a pedestal at left, and a lantern at right, black print, on plain paper, red and green overlay , plain back. Date is printed, there is no serial number, signature is hand signed. Printing: "STYRLING, CAMPBELL, & AKBRIGHT, GREENSBORO." Note is worn from significant use.
North Carolina obsolete currency, Greensboro Mutual Life Insurance, fifty cents, June 1, 1862. $50.

M0872 South Carolina currency, State Bank, South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, $1, January 4, 1862.

Currency was issued by the Bank of the State of South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, "The President & Directors / of the BANK OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA / Promise to pay on demand to (inscribed) or bearer ONE DOLLAR at their office in Charleston.". The note depicts a bank building in the center black print, on plain paper, plain back. Date is hand inscribed, "18" is printed in script style, serial number is hand inscribed, signature is hand signed. Printing: not indicated. Note is worn from use with holes.
South Carolina obsolete currency, Bank of the State of South Carolina, one dollar, 1862. $25.

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