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Type 71 & Type 72
The T-72 bills were the last issue of confederate money from the confederacy and featured the bust of Jefferson Davis, the president of the Confederate States of America. These were 50 cents change notes and were printed by Archer and Daley, who made 1,132,000 of these bills. The backs of these notes were plain as it was considered to costly to print backs on such low denomination notes, because at this stage of the Civil War, 50 cent notes were practicallly worthless, but they were printed on higher quality paper. This confederate money type is common today in all grades. Issued from Richmond Virginia and dated February 17, 1864.
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Very nice choice uncirculated type 71 confederate money 1.00 Clement C. Clay dated February 17th, 1864
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Type 71 confederate money 1.00 featuring Clement C. Clay issued 1864 and grading almost uncirculated.
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Confederate Money Type 72 Jefferson Davis AU 50 cents PF1, printed during the Civil War on Feb 17th 1864
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Confederate Money Type 72 Jefferson Davis Uncirculated 50 cents PF1, printed during the Civil War on Feb 17th 1864
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Confederate Money Type 72 Jefferson Davis Uncirculated 50 cents PF1, printed during the Civil War on Feb 17th 1864
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Confederate Money Type 72 Jefferson Davis Uncirculated 50 cents PF1, printed during the Civil War on Feb 17th 1864
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Confederate Money Type 72 50 cents with bust of Jefferson Davis grading uncirculated PF2 issued during the Civil War on Feb 17th 1864
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Confederate Money Type 72 Jefferson Davis Choice Uncirculated 50 cents PF1 issued during the Civil War on Feb 17th 1864
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