Object class: Paper money by origin / Object type: ethnography / Collector: Union Army - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Paper money: 50 dollar, accession number 2-45251, described as (Confederate States currency); $50, reddish network background, Jefferson Davis, serial letter XA, serial # 85645, reverse has intricate blue engraving with “Fifty” in large letters

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money: 5 dollar, accession number 2-45207, described as (Confederate States currency); $5, State capitol at Richmond, VA, C.G. Memminger, series letter F, serial #28283, reverse has ornamental blue engraving with “5”s

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money: 20 dollar, accession number 2-45153, described as (Confederate States currency); Three mast, square-rigged ship, twenty at left; Series # C; Serial #423

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money: 10 dollar, accession number 2-45163, described as (Confederate States currency); $10, Hope with anchor, R.M.T. Hunter left, C.G. Memminger right, series # X, serial #10019, reverse blank

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money: 10 dollar, accession number 2-45237, described as (Confederate States currency); $10, reddish network background, horses pulling cannon, R.M.T. Hunter right, serial letter C, serial # 95852, reverse has intricate blue engraving with “Ten” in large letters

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money: 20 dollar, accession number 2-45200, described as (Confederate States currency); $20, State capitol at Nashville, Tennessee, A.H. Stephens, series letter G, serial #68497, reverse has blue engravings of “XX” and “20”s

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money: 10 dollar, accession number 2-45161, described as (Confederate States currency); Wagonloas of cotton; Harvesting sugar cane right; E.C. Elmore left Series # Al; Serial # 9298

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money: 20 dollar, accession number 2-45245, described as (Confederate States currency); $20, reddish network background, State capitol at Nashville, Tennessee, A.H. Stephens right, serial letter B, serial # 48672, reverse has intricate blue engraving with “Twenty” in large letters

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money: 5 dollar, accession number 2-45203, described as (Confederate States currency); $5, State capitol at Richmond, VA, C.G. Memminger, series letter E, serial #45057, reverse has ornamental blue engraving with “5”s

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