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Vermont Obsolete Currency Hydeville Company set UNC
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Item Number: VT Hydeville change note set 5, 10, 15, 25, 50
Manufacturer: US Civil War Issues
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Five Obsolete Hydeville VT change notes
Type of Union Currency - A set of 5 shinplaster notes issued by A. W. Hyde of Hydeville Vermont, consisting of the 5, 10, 15, 25, and 50 cents bills.
Nickname or Vignettes - The five, fifteen and fifty cents notes all have Indians on the left ends, the 10 cents has a boy carrying stalks of something on his head and the quarter note has a man with a wide hat setting under a tree. All of the notes are red in color.
Date & Place of Issue - October 1, 1862 during the early part of the Civil War and from Hydeville, Vermont.
Serial Number & Plate Letter - These are probably remainders because there are no numbers on the notes.
Condition - All 5 notes are uncirculated with beautiful red color tints and excellent paper quality.
Back - The backs of all these Obsolete Vermont Civil War notes are plain, these are choice as per grade.
Criswell & Fricke Numbers - Not applicable
Number Issued & Printers - Seibert and Brothers 93 Fulton Street New York. You don't often see a street adress listed on these pieces of Civil War currency.
Type of Bank Paper Used - good quality
Payable In - The Hydeville Company will pay the bearer of this check (amount) in currency when presented in sums of even dollars. Capital 100,000 all paid in.
Notes - An excellent set of obsolete change notes from the state of Vermont. The picture shows the actual set of VT Civil War Currency that is for sale. This sale is for all 5 of the bills as shown.
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