1862 Virginia Treasury Note 1 Dollar Obsolete Banknote - Virginia Confederate Currency - May 15 1862 One Dollar VA Civil War Era Bank Note

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1862 Virginia Treasury Note 1 Dollar Obsolete Banknote - Virginia Confederate Currency - May 15 1862 One Dollar VA Civil War Era Bank NoteThis listing is for the photographed 1862 Richmond Virginia 1 Dollar Treasury Note. Issued during the Civil War after Virginia seceded from the Union in 1861 on May 15, 1862. Slightly different issue than the July 21, 1862 issue. Portrait of Governor John Letcher in bottom left corner. Central vignette of maiden with milk pail. Beautiful engravings and a great piece of history. During the Civil War the Confederate States of America attempted to

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Obverse depicts the city gates of a Korean city

1929 20 Reichsmark German Bank Note - 1929 Reichsbanknote Reichsmark Note - Circulated Condition - 1929 Twenty Reichsmark Note - P#181a

Really stunning design and artwork

This listing is for the photographed PCGS Certified 1928 B Silver Certificate - 30 Very Fine Grade / Condition

This listing is for the photographed 1st Issue Fractional Currency 5 Cents (Fr#1230) - F (Fine) Grade / Condition - Straight Edges

heavily worn

six were issued and we know for certain these were engraved by German-American engraver Franz Eue

the company was built from the ground up with solely McVey's funds as bias against businesswomen made it difficult for her to get a business loan at the time

From 1790 to 1863

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