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Archives International Auctions - Sale 36
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October 22&25,2016
Archives International Auctions
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86 Confederate States of America, 1864 High grade Banknote Quartet.Richmond, Virginia. Lot of 4 banknotes, All are 1864 issue
notes. Includes, $5, Ch.AU, S/N 2146; $10, Choice XF-AU; $20, Crisp
Choice VF-XF; and $50, Choice VF but appears XF. Attractive banknote
assortment. �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������Est.
$200-300
87
87 CSA, 1864 $5 note with Interesting Notation on Back.Richmond,
Virginia. $5, Issued banknote, Low serial# 1220back has handwritten in
ink “is note will be paid when Pigs begin to fly - Yours Truly, C.H. White,
P.M. (Post Master), Greely, Colorado, Oct. 24, 1885”. Nice collateral post
Civil War political statement. He may have received this note as payment
or just wanted to make a humorous statement. VF condition. ����Est.
$75-150
Virginia and Georgia
88
88 C.S.A.Treasury Notes Souvenir of theCivilWar ca.1900 Booklet of 10 notesGeorgia. Lot of 10 notes in a souvenir booklet tied to old New
York document, front cover with 50 cents 1864 C.S.A. note. Also includes
1864 issues, $5 to $100 and two different varieties of 1862 notes. Also
included is an unissued $10 Bank of Augusta and $5 State of Georgia
obsolete. Mostly VF. Scarce and attractive. ����������������������������������Est.
$200-400
89
89 CSA 1864 $10 Note Issued in 1878 with Advertisement for Railroad Route to N.Georgia Fair..Virginia and Georgia. Issued
1864, $10 Confederate States of America banknote used as an advertising
banknote with an ad printed in red on the back “The best route from the
North and West to Florida and the South is via Atlanta, GA - Don’t forget
the Kennesaw Route - The North Georgia Fair...1878...”, VF. ������Est.
$90-180
Virginia. Mississippi
90
90 Confederate Banknote Assortment with Advertising, Poems and Interesting items.Lot of 4 items, Includes 1864 (1881) $5 Confed. Note
used for advertising General Railroad Ticket Office, Atlanta Georgia,
printed in red on back; 2 different 1864, $10 notes, one as issued in XF-
AU with ink mark on back and the second with Civil War Poem printed
in black on back “A Relic of the “Lost Cause”. Also included is an 1864
Depositary’s Office, Columbus, Mississippi, Unissued, 4%; with rough
outer edges on top and bottom including small pieces missing, the back
includes 3/4ths of an impression of and 183x, Columbus, Mississippi,
12 1/2cents scrip note with eagle printed on a light orange under print.
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$120-200
Confederate Banknotes and
Bonds
Great Britain
91
91 Confederate States of America, 1885 Bond Holders Deposit Form.Great Britain. 1885 Bond Holder’s Deposit form listing the bond numbers
and amount held in The National Safe Deposit Co., Ltd., Numerous
bonds listed with a total amount for this form totaling $50,000, back has
“Conditions of Deposit” text. Fine with toning. (From the collection of
John E. Herzog).������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Est.
$40-80