Controversial Currency issued by the Confederate States of America
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Controversial Confederate Currency
Item # 004518 
1862 $100 "Slave" Currency, Crisp Uncirculated 
Price: $350.00
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Country:
 Confederate States of America
Date:
 1862
Denomination:
 100  Dollars
Condition:
 Crisp Uncirculated
Obverse:
 Slaves hoeing a cotton field, John C Caloun, "Confederate States of America"
Reverse:
 Blank (Often with redemption rubber stamp marks.)
Packaging:
 Currency Block
Issued by the Confederate States of America from only August 1862 to January 1863, these $100 currency notes feature an image of two African-American slaves working in a cotton field. The imagery is as controversial today as it was in the 1860s; one that provides an indelible reminder of the stark ideological differences between the North and the South during this critical era in American history. These are from a small hoard of scarce notes that survived destruction. Each looks nearly as fresh as the day it was printed. Order yours now.