A very scarce date with a mintage of 56,000 and very few survivors. Most were melted during the Civil War and Reconstruction era. Only a single mint state coin is known. This VF20 example shows pleasing even wear with all major details clear, including a well-outlined Liberty figure. The reverse eagle retains strong feather and […]

Remainder.  Windham County Bank. Strong black and green inks blend well onto premium white paper. Vignettes include horses at left drinking from trough and a seated man may be observed at right. Fantastic eye appeal!

Remainder. New England Commercial Bank. Fresh and bright with wide margins, strong black ink and a green protector.

Haxby NC-85-G12a. Exquisite color and near perfect margins. Vignettes include 3 maidens representing Navigation, Agriculture , and Engineering as well as a Steam Locomotive and maiden in an oval. Only 2 notes have graded 64PPQ at PGCS with just 12 finer.

A fully bordered example with even wear that saw a print run of 58,860. Vignettes include a Native American family in the center, Thetis, who had many roles in Greek mythology including water goddess at left, and a female with an X in one hand and an ear of corn in the other hand.

An attractive note with pleasing black ink and orange protectors. The paper displays light to moderate even wear.

Vignettes include a scene of a slave picking cotton, cotton transported by boat, and a resting dog. Inks remain strong and paper still retains a pleasing appearance.

PF-1. Vignettes include a central allegorical rendition of Commerce, Agriculture, Justice, Liberty, and Industry. A young woman stands at left and a statue of George Washington is at right. A total of 58,860 notes were issued. The black ink is still strong and the orange protector remains bright. The paper displays even wear.

An oval portrait of C.G. Memminger appears on this attractive green and black $5. Wear is light to moderate and the paper still displays plenty of brightness.