Confederate Money

During the American Civil War, the 11 southern states that made up the Confederate States of America needed a monetary system of its own, which gave birth to Confederate Currency. These notes were issued in 4 Series (1861, 1862, 1863, & 1864) with numerous varieties in each series. After the defeat of the South in the Civil War, CSA’s became worthless as a form of US Currency.

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T NoDenomDateGradePrice
T1$21862PCGS 55$235
T1 $2 1862 confederates

This 1862 Deuce is cut close on the sides with broad top and bottom margins.  A lovely Choice AU with […]

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T39$1001862PMG 63$325
T39 $100 1862 confederates

Quite a pleasing Choice CU with (2) red serial numbers, and bold signatures.  Dated at Richmond, July 2, 1862.

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T39$1001862VF$185
T39 $100 1862 confederates

A pleasing  $100 1862 with vivid signatures and date.  San Antonio cancellation stamp on reverse.  Evenly circulated with a small […]

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T41$1001862AU$235
T41 $100 1862 confederates

This lovely AU $100 1862 has pleasing margins all around, along with clear signatures and serial numbers, on bright paper.  […]

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T41$1001862PMG 64EPQ$425
T41 $100 1862 confederates
T53$51862CH VF$195
T53 $5 1862 confederates
T57$501863VF$125
T57 $50 1863 confederates

An evenly circulated note with portrait of President Jefferson Davis at center and ornate green back.  Problem free with vivid […]

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T59$101863XF - C/C$45
T59 $10 1863 confederates
T67$201964CH AU $75
T67 $20 1964 confederates
T72$0.501864CH CU $135
T72 $0.50 1864 confederates

A desirable 50-cent Confederate on pink paper with bold inks and margins all around.  Clear stamped serial number and vivid […]

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T72$0.501864CH CU $115
T72 $0.50 1864 confederates

An uncirculated example of this desirable CSA note.  Bold inks with tight top margin.

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