Louisiana Confederate Money State of LA 100.00 Treasury Note VF

Shreveport, LA - State of Louisiana $100, March 10, 1863. It is estimated that only about between 100 to 400 examples of this Louisiana confederate money still exists. This CSA Currency features an intricate engraving of a proposed state capitol building that was never built in the center vignette. Also on the face of the bill is a portrait of Governor Thomas O. Moore. This LA civil war currency will grade choice very fine, a good example to put in any southern money collection. This obsolete currency states Twelve Months After A Definitive Treaty of Peace Between the Confederate States and the United States - The State of Louisiana will pay to bearer One Hundred Dollars at the Treasurers Office Shreveport March 10, 1863. The picture shows the actual LA confederate money that is for sale, in addition a view of the back of this treasury note can be seen in the photograph gallery.