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1862 VIRGINIA TREASURY NOTE ~ JULY 21 ISSUE ~ GOV LETCHER ~ GEM CRISP UNC
1862 VIRGINIA TREASURY NOTE ~ JULY 21 ISSUE ~ GOV LETCHER ~ GEM CRISP UNC
1862 VIRGINIA TREASURY NOTE ~ JULY 21 ISSUE ~ GOV LETCHER ~ GEM CRISP UNC

1862 VIRGINIA TREASURY NOTE ~ JULY 21 ISSUE ~ GOV LETCHER ~ GEM CRISP UNC

$ 63.35

Availability: 55 in stock
  • Grade Designation: EPQ/PPQ
  • Denomination:
  • Circulated/Uncirculated: Uncirculated
  • Grade: 66
  • Certification: PCGS Currency
  • Condition: Comes with Cert of Authenticity with Identification of Signers

    Description

    Here is a Superb Gem Crisp Uncirculated
    STATE OF VIRGINIA CIVIL WAR TREASURY NOTE , dated at Richmond, July 21, 1862.
    Features central vignette of maiden seated on log with steamship in background; portrait of
    Virginia Civil War Governor John Letcher
    at left.
    Beautiful red tints.
    Back is blank as issued. Printed by Hoyer & Ludwig, Richmond.
    Serial #195732.
    Hand signed by Virginia officals J.E. Criss, for Auditor of Public Accounts, and J. R. Hughes, for Treasurer.
    Comes with Certificate of Authenticity with identification of signers.
    Virginia, like most Confederate states, issued its own Treasury notes to circulate in the state along side Confederate government notes. Virginia notes met wide acceptance, as Virginia was one of the more solvent Confederate states.
    A very attractive Gem Uncirculated example of this denomination.
    Totally crisp and fresh! A beautiful example of Virginia Currency!
    You will love this note!
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