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Home > Confederate money issued by the central CSA government
Confederate money issued by the central CSA government
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There are 72 Types of Confederate Money as catalouged by Grover Criswell and 579 varieties within those 72 types. T-1 thru 4 were made at the first CSA Capitol of Montgomery, the rest of the confederate money types were made in Richmond. Collect the obsolete civil war currency that you like, but always try to buy the better conditions when you can. Buy Quality and not Quanity. But having said that, in some of the earlier scarce Confederate Money Types, there are no notes that exsist in the better grades, so on those you have to buy what you can find. Please feel free to call or email us if you need help in starting a confederate money collection or want to add some quality notes to you existing civil war currency collection. |
 First and Second Series these are the 1st CSA government issues from Montgomery AL & Richmond Virginia all are dated 1861
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 Third Series Notes Issued 1861, this confederate money was all payable in 8 percent bonds or stock of the confederacy.
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 All 3rd series confederate notes, this series authorized during the early part of the Civil War and dated September 2, 1861.
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 Third Series 1861 CSA currency including very scarce T-27 and T-29, T-30 Sweet potatoe dinner and Type 31 the red tint five females vignette.
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 3rd series CSA Confederate Notes including rare T-32 blacksmith bill and T-35 Indian princess note, the most valuable of CSA Money.
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 The collectible train notes and the John C. Calhoun CSA issues. This group of confederate money were all interest bearing 100 dollar bills.
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 4th Series Notes 1862, includes Judah P. Benjamin two dollar notes, Lucy Pickens 1.00 bills, T-46 with R. M. T. Hunter. T-47, 48 are Essay Notes.
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 All 5th series notes of the CSA. Includes Lucy Pickens 100.00, Jefferson Davis 50.00, Nashville capital 20.00, & SC Capital ten.
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 6th series CSA including Lucy Pickens 100.00, Jefferson Davis fifty dollars, Nashville capital twenty, SC & VA capitals on 10.00 & 5.00.
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 The smaller change notes of the 6th series including the Judah P. Benjamin two dollar, Clement C. Clay one dollar and Jefferson Davis .50.
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 Stonewall Jackson five hundred dollar note from the 7th series of CSA currency. The Great seal of the confederacy is on the right and Jackson on the left.
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 One Hundred and fifty dollar notes from the 1864 CSA 7th series. The T-65 100.00 has Lucy Pickens, the T-66 features Confederate president Jefferson Davis.
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 Common 7th series CSA confederate money including the twenty dollars with Nashville Tennessee capital and the ten with horse drawn artillery.
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 Five & Two dollar confederate money of 1864. The 5.00 being the Virginia capitol at Richmond and the 2.00 the last of the Judah P. Benjamin bills.
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 Change notes from 1864 CSA currency. The T-71 features Clement C. Clay while the fractional currency T-72 portrays Jefferson Davis.
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