Mississippi Confederate Money MS Central Railroad 50 cents F-CC

This antique confederate note is from Holly Springs, Mississippi and the Central Railroad Company. It is a 50 cent paper denomination that was issued from Holly Springs on January 1, 1863 and will grade Fine and is cut canceled. This Mississippi Confederate Money depicts a steam engine pulling a load of passenger cars in the center image. The sides of the obsolete note are a mirror image stating the bills worth. This obsolete civil war note is a cross collectible between railroad collectors and Civil War enthusiasts who collect confederate money. Another added bonus is the payable in confederate states notes. This Mississippi shinplaster states the following Receivable in payment of all Dues to the Co. January 1st, 1863. The Mississippi Central Rail Road Company. Will Pay Fifty Cents to Bearer in Current Bank of Confederate States notes when the sum of Five Dollars. is presented. Holly Springs, Miss. The picture shows the actual Mississippi Confederate Money that is for sale, in addition a larger view of this obsolete civil war currency can be viewed in the photograph gallery. The back of this railroad note is plain, it shows the ink spots that are also visible from the front but overall the back is as per grade.