Object class: Paper money by origin / Function: 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

Start Over Object class Paper money by origin Function 7.5 Issued Currency and Associated Containers

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money: 5 dollar, accession number 2-45156, described as (Confederate States currency); Bust of C.G. Memminger, Minerva right; Series # J; Serial # 16917

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money: 5 dollar, accession number 2-45225, described as (Confederate States currency); $5, reddish network background, State capitol at Richmond, VA, C.G. Memminger at right, serial letter E, serial # 49357, reverse has intricate blue engraving with “Five” in large letters

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money: 10 dollar, accession number 2-45199, described as (Confederate States currency); $10, State capitol at Columbia, S.C., R.M.T. Hunter, series letter F, serial #11101, pink paper, water stained, reverse has blue engravings of “X”s

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money: 5 dollar, accession number 2-45157, described as (Confederate States currency); Ceres Seates on bale of Cotton; sailor leaning on capstan left; Series # 14A; Serial # 57736

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money: 1 dollar, accession number 2-60857, described as Confederate currency; “The Confederate States of America”; bust of C.C. Clay flanked by 2 roundels. Reverse blank. Black lettering on pink paper; serial no.: 18037. 1 dollar, 8 x 18.5 cm., mint date: February 17. 1864, yellowed condition

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money: 10 dollar, accession number 2-45198, described as (Confederate States currency); $10, State capitol at Columbia, S.C., R.M.T. Hunter, series letter E, serial #58939, pink paper, reverse has blue engravings of “X”s

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money: 20 dollar, accession number 2-45216, described as (Confederate States currency); $20, State capitol at Nashville, Tennessee, A.H. Stephens, series letter F, serial # 114256, reverse has ornamental blue engraving

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money: 100 dollar, accession number 2-45254, described as (Confederate States currency); 100, reddish network background, Lucy Pickens, 2 soldiers left, George W. Randolph right, serial letter A, serial # 45674, reverse has intricate blue engraving with “Hundred” in large letters

Hearst Museum object titled Paper money: 10 dollar, accession number 2-45195, described as (Confederate States currency); $10, State capitol at Columbia, S.C., R.M.T. Hunter, series letter F, serial #37134, faded pink paper, reverse has blue engravings of “X”s

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