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T-56 to T-63, 1863 Confederate Currency

 

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Image

ID

T-No.

Cr. No.

Den.

Description

Grade

Price

C315581

56 403/1 $100 This is an R-4 issue dated April 6th, 1863, printed on "CSA" in block letters and wavy borderline watermarked paper variety with margins cut to the frame lines, upper right corner tip clip CU $425

C322904

56 403/1 $100 This issue, dated April 6th, 1863 and printed on paper watermarked "CSA" in block letters and the wavy borderline; this specimen has been cut-out-cancelled and has tiny irregular margins Unc $175

C321884

57 412 $50 A Rarity 5 issue, 1st SERIES (without period) and "Keatinge & Ball, Richmond, VA" above "Fundable" variety exhibiting very irregular margins cut through the frame lines slightly at both ends, clean & bright CU $425

C330171

57 406 $50 Exhibiting Keatinge & Ball, RIchmond, VA above "Fundable" at the left end, paper watermarked "CSA" in block letters with a wavey line and from the "1st Series; margin is cut in slightly at bottom right VF+ $160

C321964

58 418 $20 A rarity 3 issue, this variety imprinted with 1st SERIES and April 6th, 1863, and printed on plain paper; this example exhibiting irregularly cut margins, cut to the frame lines at the ends and upper left corner CU $400
C321954 58 418 $20 This Rarity 3, 1st SERIES on plain paper, issued April, 1863 variety has irregular margins, cut through the frame line at the left end and into the devices at the right end and is otherwise a clean example AU $250
C311438 58 426/2 $20 Irregularly sized margins, cut into the design at the lower right---this 2nd SERIES variety depicts the Serial letters near the top, printed on plain paper and dated May, 1863, verso with blue overprint outlining XX & 20   20 VF $75
C327377 59 429 $10 Small margins, cut just into the printed device at the upper left of this R-4 issue, this variety with "NO SERIES", printed on plain paper and "Ptd by Evans & Cogswell" at left with 10 X's & TEN DOLLARS in blue verso CU $265
C321282 59 430/2 $10 This 1st SERIES, May, 1863 dated variety has tiny margins, cut into the device slightly at the right end with a very unusual circular hammer cut cancel at the right end of the note--I have not seen this type of cancel before! CU $205
C330191 59 443a $10 This Rarity 8 issue printed on "CSA" with a wavey outline watermarked paper with 2nd SERIES by J.T. Patterson and Co. at the left end & Serial letters far from top; 10 X's & TEN DOLLARS in blue verso VF $165
C323095 60 464/11 $5 This Rarity 3, NO SERIES, plain paper, February, 1864 release variety has extremely irregular margins, cut into the devices at the top and bottom right end with five 5's outlined in white by blue overprinting verso CU $175
C323245 60 464/11 $5 Another "NO SERIES", printed on plain paper with a February, 1864 release date;with irregular margins, part of the note above included in the top margin and the bottom cut through the frame line at the right XF $95
C323005 61 470 $2 This 1st SERIES variety of an R-7 issue has irregular small margins, cut into the frame line at the left end with good centering; J.P. Benjamin pictured to the left XF+ $475
C330201 61 47 $2 The No Series, "Engraved by Keatinge & Ball, Columbia, S.C." at the bottom and "Lithog'd by Evans & Cogswell" at the left end, an R-8 variety;  margins are cut close at three sides, the bottom being full VF+ $395
C311859 62 478 $1 Tiny uniform margins surround this 2nd SERIES variety Rarity 5 issue with periods after both Serial letters, cut through the upper frame line very slightly AU $130
C329580 63 485 $0.50 Uniform full margins, tight at the top, with centering shifted toward the top, of this variety with a flourish above the Serial letter and the 1st Series issue CU $75
C322004 63 485 $0.50 A nice example of the 1st SERIES variety with flourishes above the Series letter, three full margins, cut in slightly at the top right end, clean & bright AU $55

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