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T-28 Confederate Money Ten Dollars Ceres & Commerce Fine
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Item Number: CSA type 28 Various fine condition
Manufacturer: CSA - Confederacy Capital - Montgomery AL, Richmond VA
Auto or Civil War Information: Confederate States of America, CSA, Obsolete Money
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| The type 28 confederate currency featured Ceres, the Goddess of agriculture, and Commerce with an urn and was a 10.00 denomination bill. This issue of CSA currency was printed on September 2, 1861 from Richmond Virginia. These notes were of a poorer quality and the paper did not wear well, so therefore most of the examples of type 28 CSA obsolete money are well worn. These notes grade fine, but have good cuts and just show average wear, good looking examples for the lower grade. I have more than one of these types of confederate money, so the one in the picture might not be the one you recieve, but all are the same fine quality. |
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It is estimated that between 801 - 1500 of these Criswell #54 Arkansas Treasury Warrants still survive today. Issued April 11, 1862 and the conditon is VF.
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GA obsolete currency from the Bank of Milledgeville issued in 1854, this ten dollar bank note was graded by PCGS at very fine 20.
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Over 500 of these 1862 GA Obsolete Notes still exist this one graded New 62
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Type 24 CSA 1861 obsolete civil war currency 10.00 R. M. T. Hunter
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Type 67 Confederate Money being the 20.00 bill featuring the Tennessee Capitol graded by PCGS at Fine 15 and issued during the Civil War on Feb 17th, 1864
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It is estimated that between 31 - 40 of these obsolete Tennessee bank notes still exist, issued during the Civil War on 1-8-1862, this confederate money grades F.
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Jonesboro TN obsolete currency Bank of East Tennessee 1855 Fine
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A beautiful Texas Treasury Warrant 10.00 issued during the Civil War on June 26th, 1862 and professionally graded by PGS at 64 EPQ
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