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North Carolina Confederate Money
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North Carolina became the tenth state to leave the union of the United States on May 20, 1861 and to join the Confederate States of America. The General Assembly of the Confederate State of North Carolina authorized the printing of over 20 Million dollars in paper confederate money to circulate in the state. The treasury issues of North Carolina are perhaps more common than the confederate money issued by the other states. There was a plethora of small change notes issued by the Tarheel state, which are still fairly common yet today. |
Beautiful red tint North Carolina confederate money from The Bank of Washington, this NC three dollar note will grade uncirculated
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A very nice mid grade green tint CSA note from Bank of Commerce issued 1860 from Newbern NC, this southern obsolete civil war currency will grade fine.
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Mid grade example of ten dollar CSA note from Bank of Lexington issued May 8, 1860 from Graham, this obsolete currency grades fine.
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Low to Mid grade example of five dollar CSA note from Bank of Lexington issued July 4, 1860 from Graham, this obsolete currency grades fine.
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A nice red tint obsolete note from the Miner's & Planters Bank from Murphy NC issued in 1860 for 5 dollars. This CSA currency grades fine.
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