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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;starkiss38, post: 1222147, member: 27045&quot;]<p style="text-align: left"><span style="color: #000000"><blockquote><p>I have 2 confederate $100 bills that I got from an auction about a year ago. They are both in really bad condition but you can still read everything on the front of the bill. Neither bill has a reverse. The first bill is number 1320 and dated May 9, 1862 and says &quot;Six months after the Ratification of a treaty of Peace between the Confederate States and the United States The Confederate States of America will pay one hundred dollars to bearer with Interest at two cents per day. On the back, the ink from the signatures has bled through and there is a partially-legible stamp that says INTEREST PAID TO (line below this mostly illegible with the date 1st (possibly January) 1864--the next line is mostly illegible, with ????? N.C.) Below this is writing from a pencil that says something about interest and has an 1865 date. Below that is a clearly legible stamp that says INTEREST PAID TO (next line) IN JANUARY 1863. ( next line) AT CHARLESTON. The other bill is similar, but it&#039;s number 33643 and dated August 14, 1862. On the back, it has what I believe is the same stamp that was on the other bill. The first line says INTEREST PAID TO, the second line is clearly dated 1st January 1864, and the third line is almost completely illegible. This note also has writing from a pencil like the other note. However, the stamp below this pencil writing says issued by (illegible) Charleston, S.C. Sep 16. This stamp is in a circular shape with Sep 16 in the center. I will try to get pictures uploaded ASAP but I&#039;m working on a really slow computer so it may not happen. Thanks for the help!!! THIS WAS COPIED AND PASTED FROM THE WHAT&#039;S IT WORTH FORUM.</p></blockquote></p> <p style="text-align: left"></span></p><p>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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