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Type 64 Confederate Money Jackson
The T-64 500.00 confederate money features Stonewall Jackson and as such is the only confederate general to appear on the bills of the southern confederacy. The notes were produced in Richmond Virginia during the later part of the confederacy in 1864. This confederate money comes in either a red or pink background. The darkness of the notes depended on how much ink the printers, Keatinge and Ball had available. The dark red bills usually bring a premium price. There weren't that many of these bills produced, around 169,000, but they are fairly easy to find and the rarity scale on them is R1(common). My personal opinion is that these bills were saved because of the popularity of Stonewall Jackson, while most of the other types of confederate money were destroyed, when they became worthless. Even though they are fairly common, the prices are still high for this 500.00 Stonewall Jackson confederate money.
Stonewall Jackson 500.00 Civil War Currency is below |
Type 64 Confederate Money Stonewall Jackson 500.00 in very fine condition issued during the Civil War on Feb 17th 1864 from Richmond Virginia
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Type 64 obsolete civil war currency 500.00 dark red PCGS 55 Choice
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