Those are not Confederate Notes. They are called obsolete notes. Obsolete bank notes to be exact. The first two are probably from New York. I didn’t look at them that closely. But the bottom one from Georgia to me at least I think it’s special. It’s an obsolete bank note issued by a bank in Georgia in 1863. It says Georgia savings bank, and underneath that It reads one dollar. there is very small print between the two. Get a magnifying glass to read it. In confederate treasury notes. I don’t do obsolete notes and I have no idea the value, but I find that very interesting.
In addition, there are only 72 confederate notes that were ever issued. I don’t know about obsolete notes, but the reverse or backside of the confederate notes known as CSA Notes usually have a blank back. The paper itself is extremely thin and some of them you can even see through it. They do have some notes with printing on both sides, but most of the time the back is blank. Here is an attachment of one to To show that confederate notes always the words Confederate States of America on them, usually across the top.
