Pennsylvania Obsolete Currency Easton Borough .10 VF

Your Price: $185.00

Item Number: Easton PA 10 cents 10685

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

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Easton Pennsylvania Obsolete Money from Civil War era .10 very fine

PA Civil War Fractional Currency

Type of Obsolete Money - A 10 cent change note as issued by the Borough of Easton in 1862 during the Civil War era.
Nickname or Vignettes - The scent at the left is of cattle under a stone bridge with a train going over the bridge.
Date & Place of Issue - December 1, 1862 from Easton Pennsylvania.
Serial Number & Plate Letter - 10685 A
Condition - Choice Very Fine, this note has an appearance of a higher grade note, however it has folds which downgrades the condition, but the ink and printing and centering are all choice.
Back - The red bar wtih cents is visible from the back of the Pennsylvania civil war currency.
Criswell & Fricke Numbers - Not applicable
Number Issued & Printers - This note was printed by the American Bank Note company from Philadelphia Pennsylvania. This explains the nice appearance of this bill.
Type of Bank Paper Used - Good quality
Payable In - The Borough of Easton will pay bearer in current funds ten cents two years after date. Receivable for Borough taxes.
Notes - The actual Pennsylvania obsolete money for sale is in the picture. In addition the back of this PA Civil War Fractional Currency can be seen in the photgraph gallery.