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T-69 Confederate Money 5.00 Virginia Capitol PCGS 64 PPQ
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Out of stock
Item Number: T-69 PCGS 64 PPQ 78443A
Manufacturer: CSA - Confederacy Capital - Montgomery AL, Richmond VA
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Type of Confederate Money - Five Dollar treasury note issued by the CSA government during the latter part of the Civil War in 1864.
Nickname or Vignettes - The center vignette is the state capitol of Virginia and the man on the right is C. G. Memminger who was the secretary of the treasury for the CSA government during the Civil War.
Date & Place of Issue - Issued from Richmond Virginia on February 17, 1864
Serial Number & Plate Letter - 78443A. At the time of this listing I also have another type 69 note listed that is from the same sheet as this one, it has the plate letter of G. It is a rare opportunity anymore to be able to acquire 2 confederate notes that were originally from the same sheet.
Condition - Professionally graded by PCGS at Very Choice New 64 PPQ premium paper quality.
Back - the backs of the type 69 obsolete civil war currency were blue. This example is choice as per grade with a nice deep dark blue color.
Criswell & Fricke Numbers - Criswell T-69
Number Issued & Printers - Keatinge and Ball of Columbia South Carolina and 5,527,200 were originally issued.
Type of Bank Paper Used - good quality bank note paper
Payable In - Two years after the ratification of a treaty of peace between the Confederate States and the United States, the Confederate States of America sill pay to bearer five dollars.
Notes - The picture shows the actual T-69 confederate money that is for sale. In addition the back of this obsolete civil war currency can be viewed in the photograph gallery.
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