1865 COUNTY OF TITUS - MOUNT PLEASANT, TEXAS - CIVIL WAR ~ GEM CRISP NEW

Description

Here is a beautiful
GEM CRISP UNCIRCULATED
CIVIL WAR Currency Note, issued by the COUNTY OF TITUS at MOUNT PLEASANT, TEXAS, dated January 4, 1865.
Fancy typeset flourishes and denomination. Printed on very thin almost tissue-like paper by The Bulletin, Jefferson, Texas (newspaper printing office). Back is blank as issued.
It reads:
"
THIS WARRANT IS CONSTITUTIONAL CURRENCY.
THE COUNTY OF TITUS Will pay the Bearer TEN DOLLARS, At the Office of the County Treasurer."
Hand dated January 4th, 1865 and hand signed by J.H. King, County Treasurer, and J. Cherry, Chief Justice of Titus County. The note is the highest denomination and rarest note of this series!
A beautiful grade GEM CRISP UNCIRCULATED note. Lovely color and paper quality. You will love this note!