Paper Money Colored seals how many are there?

How many different is paper seals are there?

 

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Blue, Brown, Gold, Green (several shades) Yellow and Red.
Current notes (FRN’s) use Green.

 

Is the brown seal the confederate bills?

 

The BEP used Brown seals on small-size National Bank Notes and WWII Emergency issue notes used in Hawaii.

 

Steve was referring to the color of the seals on US government issued paper money, not Confederate paper money. Brown seals were used on National Bank Notes, Federal Reserve Bank Notes, Hawaii notes and some of the large size notes.

 

CSA notes are another thing all together.

 

Ok I thought it was red, wow now I know

 

Thank you

 

Where can I get one from?

 

Here's a informative post from the past that you may wish to look at.
https://www.cointalk.com/threads/what-does-the-different-color-seals-mean.15644/

 

Isn’t XF for silver coins not copper?

 

XF is for all coins regardless of the metal composition. It also applies to paper money. It used to be EF.

 

Here is the book I bought 6 months ago. Do not see XF for copper coins.

 

It’s semantics. EF=XF and vise versa.

 

I understand your point of view but if it is not in black and white it is a gray area.

 

The book says Choice Extremely Fine. Then there's XF and EF. They all mean the same thing and that is Extremely Fine.

The grading scale can be changed to suit anyone's needs but the way it goes is:
Fine
Very Fine
Extremely Fine
Almost Uncirculated

It just depends on what book you read, the source of information, the dealer, hawker or auctioneer.

 

Thank you for confirmation of the XF or EF is for crispness of original paper. But EF is mostly used for copper coins.

 

This is the book I read.

 

Is this the brown one?