Manufacturer's Bank 1.00 Georgia Confederate Money Fine

Your Price: $235.00

Item Number: GA Manufacturers one dollar 1484

Manufacturer: CSA - Confederacy Capital - Montgomery AL, Richmond VA

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Georgia Confederate Money 1.00 Manufacturer

Type of Confederate Money - One dollar bank note from Macon Georgia on the Manufacturer's Bank. This bank had unfortunate timing, because it opened its doors in 1857 and of course with the collapse of the south, didn't last very long as it closed sometime during the Civil War.
Nickname or Vignettes - A busy note, there are 4 different vignettes, at the left are slaves picking and carying cotton in a large basket, also another farm scene. In the center top is a large steamship and on the right is a scene from what looks like an early cotton mill.
Date & Place of Issue - May 1, 1862 from Macon Georgia
Serial Number & Plate Letter - 1484 A
Condition - Fine, even for the lower grade this is an extremely nice looking note with beautiful green overprint.
Back - The back is plain and this is where this confederate money shows its wear with numerous fold marks, which are not very obvious from the front.
Criswell & Fricke Numbers - Not applicable
Number Issued & Printers - Rawdon, Wright, Hatch and Edson from New York, NY and American Bank Note company.
Type of Bank Paper Used - white bank note paper
Payable In - The Manufacturer's Bank will pay one dollar on demand to the bearer.
Notes - The picture shows the actual Georgia confederate money that is for sale.