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Virginia Confederate Money CR13 5 Dollars J. M. Bennett Fine
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Item Number: VA Confederacy 5 dol var F or better
Manufacturer: CSA - Confederacy Capital - Montgomery AL, Richmond VA
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VA Obsolete Civil War Currency 1862
Type of Confederate Money - 5.00 Treasury Bill issued by the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Nickname or Vignettes - The center portrait is J. M. Bennett, who was the auditor of public accounts, at the right is the state seal.
Date & Place of Issue - Issued during the 2nd year of the Civil War on March 13, 1862 from Richmond Virginia.
Serial Number & Plate Letter - Various
Condition - Fine or a little better, these notes will show wear, but no junk. All will be centered nicely, with nice green coloring. There will be folds, pinholes and etc as per grade.
Back - The backs of this Virginia confederate money were plain, these will have folds and wear as per grade.
Criswell & Fricke Numbers - Criswell number 13, which means these are the 5.00 treasury bills printed on plain unwatermarked paper.
Number Issued & Printers - Keatinge and Ball of Richmond Virginia
Type of Bank Paper Used - Average
Payable In - 5.00 to the bearer
Notes - I have more than one of these examples of Virginia confederate money, so the one in the picture might not be the one you recieve, but all are the same fine to fine plus quality.
5 Dollar Bill from the Old Dominion state in Fine condition
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Between 100 - 199 examples still exist of these County of Botetourt VA Obsolete Bills
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It is estimated that between 10 - 24 of these rare corporate notes from Charlottesville VA still exist. This obsolete Civil War currency grades good
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Odd denomination one dollar twenty five cents from Bank of Commonwealth, issued 1862 from Richmond. This obsolete currency grades fine.
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Chatham VA obsolete civil war currency 5.00 Bank of Pittsylvania Fine
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Portsmouth VA Norfolk county 1.00 obsolete currency in VF condition
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