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JEFFERSON DAVIS, PRESIDENT ON THE PAPER MONEY OF THE CONFEDERACY
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President Jefferson Davis
GERMAN - AMERICAN ON THE PAPER MONEY OF THE CONFEDERACY R.M.T. HUNTER ON THE PAPER MONEY OF THE CONFEDERACY
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Christopher Gustavus Memminger
( 1803 - 1888 )
R.M.T. Hunter
$20 CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA FEATURING THE CAPITOL IN UNION HANDS
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The Capitol in Union Hands
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA

Between December 20, 1860, and February 1, 1861, six southern states declared their withdrawal ( secession ) from the United States. On February 4, at Montgomery, Alabama, they organized a separate and independent government called the Confederate States of America ( CSA ) . The states that set up this government were South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, and Louisiana. A seventh state, Texas, was admitted to the confederation on March 2.

During the Civil War, Jefferson Davis was president of the Confederate States and Abraham Lincoln led the United States. Both were born in Kentucky, several months apart. The Lincolns moved to Indiana soon after, then to Illinois, while the Davises moved to a small plantation in Mississippi.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA PRICE EACH WHEN
TAKING A QUANTITY OF
NOTE
 CONDITION 9 or less
50 Cents
 Extremely Fine US$ 65.00
5 Dollars
 Very Fine US$ 65.00
10 Dollars
 Fine to Very Fine US$ 70.00
20 Dollars
 Fine to Very Fine US$ 75.00
100 Dollars
 Fine to Very Fine US$ 125.00
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CIVIL WAR
GREAT LOCOMOTIVE CHASE
US$ 30.00 / each
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Civil War Bullets
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PRICE EACH
US$ 9.95
PURE SILVER GOVERNMENT APPROVED COPY OF CONFEDERATE COINAGE
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PURE SILVER
GOVERNMENT APPROVED COPY
OF CONFEDERATE COINAGE
PRICE EACH WHEN
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9 or less
US$ 12.50
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$30 BOND COUPONS FROM THE CONFEDERACY
Issued by the act of 1864, printed by Archer & Co. of Richmond, Virginia, with a central vignette of George Washington on horseback. With the signature of R.O. Tyler ( son of the 10th President of the USA, John Tyler ), individually hand numbered ( uniface ). 
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