Virginia Confederate Money Southwestern Bank of VA 2.50 VG

Your Price: $325.00

Item Number: VA Wytheville 2.50 #21

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

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Very rare VA Civil War Scrip 2.50 Southwestern Bank from 1862

Type of Confederate Money - Two and a half dollar denomination currency issued by the Southwestern Bank of Virginia during the Civil War era.
Nickname or Vignettes - plain typeset note, with a bold blue 2.50 across the face of the bill
Date & Place of Issue - May 1, 1862 from Wytheville, Virginia
Serial Number & Plate Letter - 21 A
Condition - This note has the appearance of very good to fine, but the note has seperated in the middle and has been repaired. However, with a note this rare, it might be a long time before another one comes along. The bill still portrays a nice appearance.
Back - as graded with the tape showing from the repair
Criswell & Fricke Numbers - not applicable
Number Issued & Printers - Unknown how many were originally printed, however it is estimated that today only between 2 to 4 of these 2.50 Southwestern Bank notes still exist.
Type of Bank Paper Used - white, thicker bond type paper
Payable In - Southwestern Bank of Virginia will pay two dollars and fifty cents on demand to Edward Walker or bearer. Signed by both the cashier and by Hugh Spence for the president.
Notes A chance to own one of the very rare pieces of Virginia scrip, the picture shows the actual VA confederate money that is for sale and the back of this obsolete civil war currency can be viewed in the photograph gallery.