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- STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, $500, Act of June 13th, 1870, 8%
coupon bond, State Capital in center, Governor J. L. Alcorn at left,
Continental Bank Note Company of NY, Carpetbagger Issue,
unlisted in Criswell, dark blue decorative borders, punch
cancelled as all these issues were, wide borders [our scan has cropped
the bond]...........$250.00
 1288
- STATE OF GEORGIA CONFEDERATE BOND, $500, Criswell #61A, Act
of December 11th, 1861, Rarity 7, Vignette of State seal
with dock scene at left and a battle scene at right center, 32
coupons, crisp paper, some minor blems on this large bond
[fissures on verso restored], have seen catalogued at $350, this one
signed by Confederate Governor Joseph
Brown.............................................$200.00
1289 - $10,000 BOND, ISSUED TO THE BANK OF THE COMMONWEALTH IN
RICHMOND, Serial #301 out of 354 issued, Criswell #162F, on
pink paper, August 30th, 1864, Ball #349 Rarity 6, Fine, 4% interest,
fine.........................................$195.00
5145 - THE CONFEDERATE IRONCLAD VIRGINIA IN COMBAT WITH FEDERAL SHIPS,
$1000 BOND, 10" X 12", C #141B, 1st Series,
Richmond, VA, November 9th, 1864. One of the most popular of the
vignettes on Confederate bonds, Rarity 6. Very
fine.....................................$265.00 
5146 - MOUNTED OVERSEER IN WHEAT FIELD WITH SLAVE WORKERS, C
#127, July 17th, 1863, 11" X 16", Richmond, VA. Central
vignette of a slave overseer on horseback in a wheat field with slaves
stacking wheat, Rarity 5. The classic vignette also seen on several
antebellum obsolete banknotes. Very
fine.....................................$325.00
 2083
- THE VIRGINIA SINKING THE USS CONGRESS, Confederate Bond,
February 8th, 1865, $100 manuscript, Criswell #141, issued at
Richmond, VA, signed by Robert Tyler [son of ex-President John Tyler].
The Battle of Hampton Roads began on March 8, 1862 when Virginia
sorted. Despite an all-out effort to complete her, the ship still had
workmen on board when she sailed. Supported by Raleigh and Beaufort,
and accompanied by Patrick Henry, Jamestown, and Teaser,
Virginia took on the blockading fleet. The first ship engaged, the
wooden sail-powered USS Cumberland, was sunk after being
rammed. However, in sinking, Cumberland broke off Virginia's
ram. Seeing what happened to Cumberland, the captain of USS Congress
ordered his ship grounded in shallow water. Congress and
Virginia traded fire for an hour, after which the badly-damaged
Congress surrendered. While the surviving crewmen of Congress were
being ferried off the ship, a Union battery on the north shore opened
fire on Virginia. In retaliation, the captain of Virginia ordered to
fire upon the surrendered Congress with red-hot shot, to set her
ablaze. A great vignette of the encounter. Very
fine.....................................................$250.00
837
- C-5 COMMERCE AND AGRICULTURE, MONTGOMERY ISSUE, $50,
with coupons, thick paper. Very fine................................$125.00 837a
- C-5a COMMERCE AND AGRICULTURE, MONTGOMERY ISSUE, $50, with
coupons, very fine, thin paper.................................$125.00  837c
- C-6, $100 COMMERCE AND AGRICULTURE, MONTGOMERY ISSUE, Ball
#4, with coupons, thick paper, 14 coupons. Very fine....getting
scarce...........................................................$125.00
838
- C-6a $100 COMMERCE AND AGRICULTURE, MONTGOMERY ISSUE, Ball
#2, printed by Douglas of NO, thin
paper................................$125.00 
839 - C-7 $500 ARABIC GREEN 500, MONTGOMERY ISSUE, Very
fine........................................................$125.00
840
- C-8 $1000 ARABIC GREEN 1000, MONTGOMERY ISSUE, Very
fine...............$125.00 842
- C-17 $50 THREE FEMALES, COMMERCE, CERES, NAVIGATION, Hoyer
& Ludwig printers, only 926 issued. Rarity 7, very
fine............................$125.00 843
- C-20 $50 THOMAS BRAGG, Ball #87, Vignette of Bragg, with
coupons. Very fine..............................$90.00 845
- C-63 $500 S.R. MALLORY SURROUNDED BY THREE FEMALES, Ball
#165, 1,397 issued, CSA Secretary of the Navy. Very fine with
coupons.........................$90.00 846
- C-64 $500 GEORGE W. RANDOLPH, Ball #85, 1,408 issued,
Randolph surrounded by three females, B. Duncan, Columbia, SC. Very
fine with coupons................................$95.00 847
- C-71 $500 JUDAH P. BENJAMIN, Ball #74, 2,115 issued, 1862,
Vignette of Benjamin by Duncan of Columbia, SC with coupons. Very
fine..............................$95.00  847a
- C-83 $1000 WOOD BURNING LOCOMOTIVE, (same as CSA C#39, $100
Vignette). $1000 with coupons. Very
fine.......................................$150.00
848
- C-84 $1000, 1862, C.G. MEMMINGER, Memminger supported by
Agriculture and Commerce with ships and factories. Only 593 issued,
scarce. Very fine with coupons...............................$100.00 849
- C-85 $1000, 1862, VIGNETTE OF JEFFERSON DAVIS, Only 1,491
issued, three females, Ball #162. Very fine with
coupons......................................$95.00 850
- C-90 $1000 LIBERTY HOLDS A CONFEDERATE FLAG IN A SHIELD SURROUNDED
BY SHIPS, Ball #82 with coupons. Rarity 6, 1,901 issued. Very
fine.......................................$160.00 851
- C-92 $1000 C.G. MEMMINGER, Ball #91, 24 coupons, 1,950
issued. Very fine........................................$89.00 852
- C-100 $1000 JUDAH P. BENJAMIN, Ball #124, 24 coupons. Very
fine.................$90.00 853
- C-104 $500 SAILING SHIP, Ball #364, issued completely. Very
fine..................$85.00  853a
- C - 111 $500 BATTLE OF SHILOH, Scene with CC Memminger with
coupons. Getting difficult today to fine. Very
fine.................................$175.00
 855
- C-121a $500 CONFEDERATE SOLDIER WARMING HIS HANDS OVER FIRE,
Rarity 8, printed on white paper. 2X are rare as pink paper issue.
Very fine with
coupons....................................................$145.00
 858
- C-125 $1000 1863, JEFFERSON DAVIS AND THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
A most popular issue with coupons.............................$110.00
860
- C-130 $1000 1863, CUSTOMHOUSE IN RICHMOND, Very fine with
coupons.........................................$95.00 861
- C-138 $1000 JAMES SEDDON, Ball #280, 19/20 coupons. Very
fine....................$90.00 862
- C-144 $1000 EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, CSA FLAGS,
Ball #317. Large issue with coupons, light
pink...................................$150.00 863
- C-144b $1000 EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, CONFEDERATE
FLAGS, 3rd series, nice dark pink printing with coupons. Very
fine.........................$150.00 864
- C-144a $1000 EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, CSA FLAGS,
2nd Series, Ball #323 with coupons. Dark pink print. Very
fine.........................$150.00 865
- C-149 $1000 CONFEDERATE SERGEANT BY TENT, 6% large bond with
great vignette with coupons. Very fine...............................$250.00  867
- C-166 $1000 CONFEDERATE SAILOR SEATED BY COTTON BALE, Ball
#384 with coupons. Very fine, scarce.................................$225.00
CONFEDERATE
STATE ISSUES 832
- STATE OF LOUISIANA, $1000.00, Ball #101, C #62A, with
coupons. Pelican feeding young with paper seal.
Scarce...............................................$225.00 836
- REPUBLIC OF TEXAS, 1854, printed bond filled in for $175.
White paper. Very fine.................................$225.00
844
- C-58 $100 THOMAS BRAGG, Ball #67, Bragg with two females to
either side, with coupons, only 1,126 issued. Very
fine...................................SOLD
856 - C-122 $1000 GENERAL STONEWALL JACKSON, Vignette of
Jackson. Pink paper with coupons. Fine to very
fine.........................................SOLD
 854
- C-116 100 POUNDS STERLING, ERLANGER BOND, Tri-valued with
coupons. Signed by Confederate Diplomat John Slidell. Trifle fold
restored. Fine, a very good
value........................................SOLD
830
- STATE OF ARKANSAS, $20.00, C #61L1, $20 in black, Arkansas
War Bond, State seal with coupons. J.D. Butler, Little Rock printer.
Very fine..............................SOLD 831
- STATE OF LOUISIANA, $100.00, C #62A, BLUE
PAPER SEAL, Pelican feeding
young, signed by CS Governor Moore. Very
fine................................SOLD
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