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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Collecting Nut, post: 21542578, member: 74863&quot;]I’ve had that Note for about 11 years according to my computer. It worth more than twice what I paid for it. </p><p>It was printed in Richmond, VA by Hoyer &amp; Ludwig. The date on the Note is July 25, 1861. </p><p>It had a $50.00 value at that time but after the war it was worthless. Today that’s not the case. Lol. It’s graded by PMG as a 63 on a scale to 70. It also was given an EPQ, Exceptional Paper Quality. That basically means is was not used but sat in a bank vault or somebody’s home during it’s life. </p><p>The Confederacy only issued 72 notes in 4 four years. I have about 1/3rd of them and I’m basically down to the tougher issues. They just don’t come up for sale that often and I’m a picky buyer of these. </p><p>On this note George Washington is the center. Unusual for the Confederacy.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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