1864 Confederate $5 Note

T-69. Richmond, February 17, 1864. State Capitol, Richmond, Va., at center, C.S.A. Secretary of the Treasury, C.G. Memminger, at right. Reddish network background, fancy blue reverse. This note has seen a lot of use as it is well worn with edge chipping, small edge tears, folds, wrinkling, worn edges, a tiny pin hole, and some light staining. This is an entry level piece for the beginning collector. If you are looking for an authentic, inexpensive 1864 Confederate note than this one might be for you.  

1864 Confederate $50 Note

T-66. Richmond, Feb. 17, 1864. Bust view of Confederate President Jefferson Davis. Fancy blue reverse. Crisp note that is in about uncirculated condition.
 

1864 State of Louisiana 50 Cents Note

Shreveport, March 1, 1864. Vignette of three ships and fort at center. Liberty at left. About uncirculated condition.  

1864 Confederate $50 Note

T-66. Richmond, Feb. 17, 1864. Bust view of Confederate President Jefferson Davis. Fancy blue reverse. Very tiny chip at bottom center edge. With red Treasury Seal stamped on obverse and reverse corners. Crisp note that is in about uncirculated condition.
 

1862 Grayson County, Virginia 15 Cents Note

Grayson Co., Va., June 28, 1862. The County of Grayson Will Pay FIFTEEN CENTS. Very fine. This is one of the scarcest of all Virginia county Civil War date notes to obtain. Very desirable.  

1864 State of Alabama $10 Note

Montgomery, Jan. 1, 1864. Governor Watts with cotton bolls at center. Tree and map at lower right. TEN in green overprint. Extra fine plus.  

1861 Confederate Era Counterfeit $20 Note

T-18. Richmond, Va., September 23, 1861. Vignette of large sailing ship at center, sailor at capstan at left. This is a contemporary (NOT A FAKE) counterfeit produced and circulated during the War Between the States to help undermine the C.S.A. currency and their economy. Most were produced from wooden plates by the master counterfeiter S.C. Upham of Philadelphia. Very fine example. (CT18/132B) reference number used in "A Guide Book of Counterfeit Confederate Currency," by George B. Tremmel.  

1852 Farmers and Merchants Bank of Memphis $5 Note

Memphis, Tennessee, May 1, 1852. Indian, Cherubs, Hunter with rifle, 5 gold dollars, Maiden in oval at right, steamboat at bottom, red FIVE overprint. Very fine.  

1862 Parish of St. Martin, Louisiana $1 Note

St. Martinsville, April 1, 1862. Vignette of railway train at center. Bilingual note printed in English and French. "ONE" in green overprint on obverse. Fancy green reverse with "Bonds Of The Parish Of St. Martin" and number "1." Very fine. Scarce.  

1862 Parish of Pointe Coupee, Louisiana $1 Note

Pointe Coupee, July 1862. Vignette of arm with hammer and sailing ship. Steamship at bottom. Printed on rice paper. XF-AU. Scarce.  

1863 North Carolina $20 Note

Raleigh, Jan. 1, 1863. Vignette of Governor Zebulon Vance, with drum, flags and cannon. Twenty in red over print. Crisp uncirculated note.  

1862, $2.50 Texas Treasury Warrant

Austin, June 23, 1862. The Treasurer of the State of Texas. Blue reverse which indicates military use. Very fine.