According to the Standard Catalogue of World Paper Money: General Issues, 1368-1960, edited by George S. Cuhaj and published by KP Books, two $100 bills were issued by the Confederate States of ...

Confederate currency was issued several ways ... backed by its treasury. Collecting examples of this series of notes can range from easy – by just obtaining a few common examples – to ...

The disgust extends itself to the externals of Confederate money -- as well it may ... A scheme which should require a new army of collectors would be too slow in its application; and long ...

Just because you can’t take your Confederate money to the bank or use it to pay off a parking ticket doesn’t mean it’s worthless, though. There’s a collector’s market for the bills that ...

Just like coin collectors ... According to the Paper Money Guarantee (PMG) Population Report, the designs of Confederate notes — issued in 10-cent, 50-cent, $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100 ...

Paper money with printing errors or eye-catching portraits can — be more valuable. The collecting of notes issued by the Confederate States of America during the Civil War is also popular.

Quality Confederate Currency notes have steadily increased in value. Collecting Confederate Currency is a great opportunity to own currency that was once used by soldiers and civilians during that ...

As a collector’s item, the worthless money had something going for it that could enhance its allure. Nearly all the Confederate bills issued were hand signed and numbered, thereby giving them a ...