Virginia Confederate Money CR07 Governor Mason 50.00 VF

Your Price: $150.00

Item Number: VA CSA 50 dollars 46B

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

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Virginia confederate money fifty dollars Governor Mason grading VF

Type of Confederate Money - Fifty dollar treasury note from the commonwealth of Virginia issued during the earlier part of the Civil War.
Nickname or Vignettes - Governor James M. Mason is on the left and on the right are the allegorical figures of Prosperity seated with Commerce and Navigation.
Date & Place of Issue - October 15th, 1862 from Richmond Virginia
Serial Number & Plate Letter - This confederate money has a nice low serial number of 46. The plate letter is B.
Condition - Very Fine, there is a slight slit on the left side of the note along with darkening of the paper. The centering is excellent as is the color of the counterfeit protector, which is almost red in color.
Back - plain, showing the flaws mentioned that are on the front.
Criswell & Fricke Numbers - Criswell number CR-7.
Number Issued & Printers - Keatinge and Ball of Columbia South Carolina
Type of Bank Paper Used - good quality white paper
Payable In - The commonwealth of Virginia will pay to the bearer fifty dollars on demand at the treasury.
Notes - The picture shows the actual Virginia confederate money that is for sale.