State of North Carolina 5 cent note, 1861

The image shows an old, worn bank note from the State of North Carolina, dated October 1, 1861. It is designed to pay the bearer five cents and promises redemption at the treasury on or before January 1, 1866. The note, printed with ornate lettering, shows signs of age and wear, such as fading and creases. It includes instructions "by authority of law" and was intended for use in payment of public dues. The overall appearance is of a historical document, reflecting the economic practices during that period, likely connected to the Civil War era.

The image shows an old, worn bank note from the State of North Carolina, dated October 1, 1861. It is designed to pay the bearer five cents and promises redemption at the treasury on or before January 1, 1866. The note, printed with ornate lettering, shows signs of age and wear, such as fading and creases. It includes instructions "by authority of law" and was intended for use in payment of public dues. The overall appearance is of a historical document, reflecting the economic practices during that period, likely connected to the Civil War era.

Name/Title

State of North Carolina 5 cent note, 1861

Entry/Object ID

166/589

Scope and Content

State of North Carolina 5 cent note, 1861. October 1, 1861. Will pay bearer, at the Treasury, on or before Januar'y 1st, 1866, Five Cents.

Collection

MONEY

Lexicon

LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials

Money, Currency, Civil wars

Search Terms

Confederate States of America, Confederate Money, North Carolina Money

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Currency

Condition

Overall Condition

Good

Maintenance

Maintenance History

Date

Sep 8, 2011