Louisiana Confederate Money Treasury Note three dollars Fine

A three dollar treasury note from the state of Louisiana which was issued during the early part of the Civil War on February 24, 1862 from Baton Rouge. This was a simple typeset type of note and the grade is fine. The terms are as follows:Receivable for all dues to the state and for public lands twelve months after a definitive treaty of peace between the Confederate states and the United States, the state of Louisiana will pay three dollars to the bearer at the treasurer's office. This type of LA confederate money was printed on old notes from the Exchange Bank from Holly Springs Mississippi. The south had to re use all the paper that they possible could because as the war wore on, paper became a commodity in very short supply in the Confederacy. So all through the South, the old bank notes that had never been used and only printed on one side, were gathered up and re used on the back side which was never printed. The picture shows the actual LA confederate money that is for sale, in addition a larger view and the back of this obsolete civil war currency from LA can be seen in the photo gallery.