Massachusetts Union Scrip E. W. Lincoln ten cents 1863 AU

A nice dime fractional currency note from East Randolph Massachusetts which was printed on January 1, 1863 by E. W. Lincoln. Mr. Lincoln was a grocer and this scrip would have been used in his store. The terms are as follows: E. W. Lincoln, Grocer good for ten cents redeemable in current bank bills is sums of one dollar and upwards. This was a nicely done change note, at the left is a big oval portrait of George Washington, the back has a fancy green design. The picture shows the actual Massachusetts Obsolete currency that is for sale, in addition the back of this MA civil war scrip can be seen in the photograph gallery.