2003 St. Louis, MO (CAA) Signature Sale - Session 2

Series 521 5c Replacement Fine. A scarcer Replacement note, not available very often. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at the rate of

Series 541 10c and 50c Replacement Notes. Both notes grade Fine, and both are relatively common as Replacements go. 2 notes Important notice: We expec

Series 611 $1 Replacement Fine. A nice example of a relatively common Replacement. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at the rate of 20

Series 651 50c Gem New. The price has dropped precipitously on this formerly very rare note since the large group we recently auctioned came on the ma

Series 681 5c Replacement Gem New. A relatively common Replacement MPC that is rare in top grade. This one is well centered, with its original embossi

Series 692 $20 Replacement Very Fine. There are two small holes and one slightly larger at the left end of this scarce MPC Replacement. Important noti

T5 $100 1861. A fantastic "First Richmond" note that is completely free of any folds, the only minor distractions being some very light ha...

T7 $100 1861. This lovely note that features a vignette of Ceres and Prosperina in the center and a portrait of George Washington in the lower-left co

T8 $50 1861. This Choice Crisp Uncirculated example ranks among the finest examples of this type that this cataloger has seen in terms of both technic

T8 $50 1861. A attractive example with even margins and bold signatures. Crisp Uncirculated. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at the

T9 $20 1861. An outstanding example of this early Richmond type, Choice Crisp Uncirculated with outstanding eye appeal and fantastic paper quality. No

T10 $10 1861. Nearly always encountered well worn or even damaged, this early type is one of the more difficult designs to locate in high grades. This

T13 $100 1861. A crackling fresh, perfectly centered example of this rather common type that, again, is not often at all seen this nice. Choice Crisp

T14 $50 1861. Yet another example of a typically common type in an uncommon grade, this Choice Crisp Uncirculated T14 is broadly margined and well cen

T16 $50 1861. Attractive Very Fine Jefferson Davis fifty. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at the rate of 200-250 per hour. On occasi

T17 $20 1861. Although not quite as nice as the T17 from the Felix K. Zollicoffer Collection that we sold in January, this Very Fine example, a duplic

T18 $20 1861. Extremely nice condition for this popular, if generally available issue. Choice Crisp Uncirculated. Important notice: We expect to be au

T18 $20 1861. Choice Crisp Uncirculated, about as nice as one could expect for the type or grade. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at

CT18 Counterfeit $20 1861. A nice example of the Cr. 107 counterfeit variety. Crisp Uncirculated. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at

T18 $20 1861. Very Fine-Extremely Fine, and very close to the latter of the two grades. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at the rate

T19 $20 1861. A very scarce note in this state of preservation, especially uncancelled and unmolested. This example displays bright colors and a most

T19 $20 1861. A solid example of this this beautifully engraved issue that was printed by the Southern Bank Note Company in New Orleans. This note is

CT20 Counterfeit $20 1861. A nice example of this nice counterfeit CSA $20. This type was heavily counterfeited, often quite skillfully. As a result,

T20 $20 1861. A pair cut cancels do not particularly detract. Extremely Fine, CC. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at the rate of 200

T20 $20 1861. A genuine example of this popular type, this the scarcer Cr. 140 variety printed on paper that is watermarked with a script "CSA....

T21 $20 1861. A nice example of the scarcer variety with a brighter yellow-green overprint. This nice note grades Very Fine, but the bottom margin is

T21 $20 1861. A very nice example of this variety with the darker green ornamentation overprint. The paper is fully original, problem-free, and has ev

T22 $10 1861. This scarcer type, printed by the Southern Bank Note Company in New Orleans (actually a nomme de guerre of this branch of the American B

T22 $10 1861. A second example of this scarce and desirable type, this one Fine-Very Fine with two circular COCs at the bottom. Important notice: We e

T23 $10 1861. An out and out rarity in all grades, this Leggett, Keatinge & Ball printed type is usually one of the last notes obtained by Confe...

T24 $10 1861. Yet another nice duplicate from the Camp Zollicoffer Collection, a neat old-time accumulation of more than 2,000 Confederate and Obsolet

T25 and T26 $10 1861 Variety Set. Four notes, one T25 and three T26s, comprising a nice matching set of the four major varieties of these design types

T29 $10 1861. A nice-looking example of this type, Very Fine-Extremely Fine with two triangular COCs at the bottom edge. Important notice: We expect t

T29 $10 1861. A nice example of this popular type that features a central vignette of an African-American slave picking cotton. Very Fine+++, with abo

T30 $10 1861. This exceptional Crisp Uncirculated example is perfectly centered with even, albeit tight, margins. A trace of minor handling prevents a

T30 $10 1861. A lovely Extremely Fine-About Uncirculated example of this note that features the famous "Sweet Potato Dinner" vignette. Imp...

T32 $5 1861. This nice About Fine example has a couple of small, neatly repaired edge splits, but is otherwise a pleasing circulated example of this r

T33 $5 1861. A remarkable example of this scarce type that is several times rarer than the more often see T34 that has a very similar design. Choice A

T34 $5 1861. From the same consignor as the magnificent T33 above, this lovely Crisp Uncirculated example is cut-cancelled but has wonderful eye appea

T34 $5 1861. Very Fine, perhaps with finer paper quality but with a small hole just below the portait. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lo

T36 $5 1861. Perhaps the most common 1861 issue, this note is not typically seen this pristine. Choice Crisp Uncirculated, with flawless centering and

T39 $100 1862. Straight Steam. Trio of interest stamps on reverse. About Uncirculated. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning lots at the rate o

T41 $100 1862. A bright, well centered example of the Calhoun design with multiple interest payments on the reverse, all paid in Augusta. Crisp Uncirc

T42 $2 1862. A very nice example which is considerably nicer than these usually come. Uncirculated, with a couple of miniscule spots. Important notice

T42 $2 1862. Particularly nice for this often well used type; and T36 $5 1861. A well balanced early five with no problems whatsoever. 2 notes Importa

CT42 Counterfeit $2 1862. Very Fine-Extremely Fine, a nicely margined lithographed counterfeit with printed signatures and written serial numbers. Imp

T44 $1 1862. An uncommonly nice Lucy Pickens note, although cut typically close. Choice About Uncirculated. Important notice: We expect to be auctioni

T44 $1 1862. This Choice About Uncirculated example has a well-concealed diagonal fold that keeps it from a much higher grade, as the centering is amo

T45 $1 1862. A nice circulated Fine-Very Fine example of this type that is not often located much finer. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning

t46 $10 1862. This issue was erroneously dated 1862, although they were printed and issued in 1861. Choice Crisp Uncirculated, flawlessly centered and