Texas Confederate Money CR28A 20.00 Treasury Warrant VF

Your Price: $125.00

Item Number: TX Obsolete 20.00 368

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

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TX Confederate Money 20.00 Obsolete Jan 13, 1862

TX Civil War Currency 1862

Type of Confederate Money - A 20.00 Treasury Warrant from the State of Texas for civil service
Nickname or Vignettes - Simple typeset obsolete money
Date & Place of Issue - Issued from Austin Texas at the beginning period of the Civil War on January 13, 1862.
Serial Number & Plate Letter - Number 368
Condition - very fine with a stain in the upper right corner. This note has also been cancelled "paid" in red ink across the front.
Back - Plain, the back of this confederate money shows the staining and also a red ink spot from the cancellation.
Criswell & Fricke Numbers - Criswell number 28 A which means this Texas obsolete money was for civil service, has a letter Q and a larger type size.
Number Issued & Printers - Unavailable
Type of Bank Paper Used - looks like average quality paper
Payable In - twenty dollars for civil service
Notes - This is a not so common variety of Texas Treasury Warrants, this confederate money has a rarity rating of R7, which means that approximately between 101 to 400 of these are still in exsistance. The actual Texas obsolete money for sale is pictured.