Type 32 thru 38 Confederate Money

This group of confederate money includes the last of the 3rd series notes. The Type 32 is the rare blacksmith and small boy note which has an orange overprint, which faded over the years. Expect to pay around 20 grand for an uncirculated example. Type 33 and 34 are more common and feature C. G. Memminger. Type 35 is the Indian Princess note and is perhaps the most valuable of the Confederate Money. There are only 99 confirmed examples known to exist today. T-36 is the common Commerce and sailor, T-37, also common, features a sailor seated on bales of cotton. Type 38 is another of Judah P. Benjamin two dollar bills and was erroneously dated, this bill is actually classified as being in the 4th series of CSA currency.