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VIRGINIA CIVIL WAR RELICS

Civil War Currency

This page last updated December 25, 2008

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PC2006
                    $5 and $10 Confederate Note

This five and ten dollar note are in fairly rough condition but are still fine pieces of Confederate American history.  Pictured on the front of the 1864 circulated $5 Confederate note is the Confederate Capitol at Richmond, VA. along with C. G. Memminger, on the lower right, who served as the Confederate Secretary of the Treasury.  Ref. Criswell T-69.   Pictured on the front of the 1864 circulated $10 Confederate note are the "horses pulling cannon" along with the likeness of Robert Hunter who served as a CS Senator and as Confederate Secretary of State.  Prior to the war he was a US Congressman and Senator from Virginia.  Ref. Criswell T-68.  SOLD

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PC1145
                  1864 Confederate $10 Note

 This 1864 $10 Confederate note, with its pink color, is very pleasing and in very good condition.  One side of this note shows the horses pulling cannon.  The lower right hand corner is the likeness of Robert Hunter who served as a CS Senator and as Confederate Secretary of State.  Prior to the war he was a US Congressman and Senator from Virginia.  This note will come in a clear acid free envelope for preservation and display.  Ref. Criswell T-68.
   SOLD

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PC1148
                   1864 Confederate $20 Note
 

  This 1864 circulated $20 Confederate note is in fine condition.  This particular note was issued showing the Tennessee state capitol in the middle.  Confederate Vice-President Alexander Stephens is pictured in the lower right hand corner.  It will come in a clear acid free envelope for preservation and display.  Ref. Criswell T-67.  SOLD

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