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Confederate States of America paper currency remains one of the most historically significant and actively collected categories in American numismatics. These notes offer collectors a physical connection to the monetary system established by the Confederacy while also reflecting the economic circumstances that influenced everyday life throughout the Civil War. This particular note has been graded Very Fine by Paper Money Guaranty (PMG), a designation that applies to notes receiving grades between 20 and 35 on the grading scale. Now, 1864 $2 Confederate States of America Notes are available online from JM Bullion.
Note Highlights:
These 1864 $2 Confederate States of America Notes available here are offered in Very Fine condition. Notes at this grade show moderate to clear evidence of circulation, including visible folds and creases from previous handling. Despite these signs of use, the notes retain distinct printed details and offer an appealing overall presentation for collectors.
For the design of 1864 Confederate States of America Notes, the design features Judah P. Benjamin, who served in several senior positions within the Confederate government, including Secretary of State, as its central portrait subject. Benjamin was among the most prominent members of the Confederate cabinet, and his portrait is rendered in the detailed engraving style Keatinge & Ball continued to employ despite the increasingly difficult printing conditions of the war’s final year.
The 1864 $2 Confederate note was also produced by Keatinge & Ball as part of the final major Confederate currency series issued during the Civil War. Its production reflected the Confederate Treasury’s continuing effort to maintain a functioning monetary system despite growing inflation, resource shortages, and the weakening financial foundation supporting Confederate currency. Like other denominations from the 1864 series, the $2 note was issued in substantial quantities as the government relied heavily on paper money to finance military and civilian expenditures.
JM Bullion customer service can assist you at 800-276-6508. You can also email us with your inquiries.
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Confederate States of America paper currency remains one of the most historically significant and actively collected categories in American numismatics. These notes offer collectors a physical connection to the monetary system established by the Confederacy while also reflecting the economic circumstances that influenced everyday life throughout the Civil War. This particular note has been graded Very Fine by Paper Money Guaranty (PMG), a designation that applies to notes receiving grades between 20 and 35 on the grading scale. Now, 1864 $2 Confederate States of America Notes are available online from JM Bullion.
Note Highlights:
These 1864 $2 Confederate States of America Notes available here are offered in Very Fine condition. Notes at this grade show moderate to clear evidence of circulation, including visible folds and creases from previous handling. Despite these signs of use, the notes retain distinct printed details and offer an appealing overall presentation for collectors.
For the design of 1864 Confederate States of America Notes, the design features Judah P. Benjamin, who served in several senior positions within the Confederate government, including Secretary of State, as its central portrait subject. Benjamin was among the most prominent members of the Confederate cabinet, and his portrait is rendered in the detailed engraving style Keatinge & Ball continued to employ despite the increasingly difficult printing conditions of the war’s final year.
The 1864 $2 Confederate note was also produced by Keatinge & Ball as part of the final major Confederate currency series issued during the Civil War. Its production reflected the Confederate Treasury’s continuing effort to maintain a functioning monetary system despite growing inflation, resource shortages, and the weakening financial foundation supporting Confederate currency. Like other denominations from the 1864 series, the $2 note was issued in substantial quantities as the government relied heavily on paper money to finance military and civilian expenditures.
JM Bullion customer service can assist you at 800-276-6508. You can also email us with your inquiries.
