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Richmond Virginia Treasury Note $100 Aug. 13, 1861 PMG AU 55 Cr-VA-1 VT02-06

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Richmond Virginia Treasury Note $100 Aug. 13, 1861 PMG AU 55 Cr-VA-1 VT02-06

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USA, Virginia, Richmond, Virginia Treasury Note, paper 100, Aug. 13, 1861, serial 1027, pp A, extremely rare, PMG AU 55.

Cr-VA-1; Jones-Littlefield VT02-06. A choice, problem-free example of the one of the finest and most difficult Virginia notes around. Only 6,150 notes were issued by the Virginia Treasury in mid-1861, all printed by the firm of Hoyer & Ludwig in Richmond (also notable for their Confederate banknote and stamp printing). By late 1863, just 83 $100s were left outstanding, the rest redeemed and destroyed. Now, 150 plus years later, less than ten are known in any grade and condition. PMG #2192314-001.

 

Code: x102106011033

Description: 

 

USA, Virginia, Richmond, Virginia Treasury Note, paper 100, Aug. 13, 1861, serial 1027, pp A, extremely rare, PMG AU 55.

Cr-VA-1; Jones-Littlefield VT02-06. A choice, problem-free example of the one of the finest and most difficult Virginia notes around. Only 6,150 notes were issued by the Virginia Treasury in mid-1861, all printed by the firm of Hoyer & Ludwig in Richmond (also notable for their Confederate banknote and stamp printing). By late 1863, just 83 $100s were left outstanding, the rest redeemed and destroyed. Now, 150 plus years later, less than ten are known in any grade and condition. PMG #2192314-001.

 

Code: x102106011033

$3,285.00

Original: $10,950.00

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Richmond Virginia Treasury Note $100 Aug. 13, 1861 PMG AU 55 Cr-VA-1 VT02-06

$10,950.00

$3,285.00

Description

Description: 

 

USA, Virginia, Richmond, Virginia Treasury Note, paper 100, Aug. 13, 1861, serial 1027, pp A, extremely rare, PMG AU 55.

Cr-VA-1; Jones-Littlefield VT02-06. A choice, problem-free example of the one of the finest and most difficult Virginia notes around. Only 6,150 notes were issued by the Virginia Treasury in mid-1861, all printed by the firm of Hoyer & Ludwig in Richmond (also notable for their Confederate banknote and stamp printing). By late 1863, just 83 $100s were left outstanding, the rest redeemed and destroyed. Now, 150 plus years later, less than ten are known in any grade and condition. PMG #2192314-001.

 

Code: x102106011033