Georgia Confederate Money CR06 100.00 Treasury Note PCGS 64

Your Price: $190.00 Item Number: GA state 100 dollars 11234 Manufacturer: CSA - Confederacy Capital - Montgomery AL, Richmond VA Quantity:

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GA Obsolete Civil War Currency PCGS 64 Type of Confederate Money - A one hundred Georgia Treasury Note issued during the Civil War era. Nickname or Vignettes - The center is the state arms surrounded by a coiled rattlesnake, the portrait at the left end is Governor Joseph E. Brown. Date & Place of Issue - February 1, 1863 from Milledgeville Georgia. These 100.00 notes were all signed by T. J. Bloodworth as Comptroller General and Jno Jones as the Treasurer. Serial Number & Plate Letter - 11234 A Condition - Profesionally graded by PCGS at Very Choice New 64 and with the Premium Paper Quality designation. Back - The backs of this Georgia Currency have the one black treasury seal. Criswell & Fricke Numbers - GA CR-6, which means this is the regular type for this issue with one black treasury seal on the back. Number Issued & Printers - The state of Georgia originally issued 30,000 of these one hundred dollar bills. Type of Bank Paper Used - Average Payable In - The state of Georgia will pay bearer one hundred dollars in specie or six per cent bonds of this state six months after a treaty of peace shall have been ratified between the United States and the Confederate States. Notes - While this type of Georgia treasury notes are still fairly common, not many are as choice as this example. This is an opportunity to add one of the better notes of this type to your collection. I doubt if many grade better than this one, or has a nicer appearance. The picture shows the actual GA confederate money that is for sale, in addition the back of this obsolete Civil War currency can be seen in the photograph gallery.