Confederate One Dollar, State Of North Carolina, 1863

The image depicts an old one-dollar banknote from the State of North Carolina, featuring intricate designs and text. The note, numbered 10999, declares that it will pay the bearer one dollar at the State Treasury on or before January 1, 1866. The note is dated October 16, 1861, from Raleigh and includes decorative elements, such as elegant scrollwork and a small illustration of a ship. On the left, there is an illustration of a woman in classical attire, next to the words "Receivable in payment of Public Dues." The phrase "for Pub. Treas'r." is written in small print at the bottom. The overall design showcases ornate typography and faded ink, characteristic of historical currency, reflecting the monetary practices of the era.