T-9 CSA PF-12 $20 1861 Confederate Currency Civil War PCGS 30 VERY FINE RARITY 7

Description: T-9 CSA PF-12 $20 1861 Confederate Currency Civil War PCGS 30 VERY FINE RARITY 7 VERY EARLY CSA NOTE PF 12 RARITY 7 WITH A FEW MINOR STAINS AND EDGE SPLIT PICKED UP DURING CIRCULATION I WOULD BUY THIS NOTE OVER A NON GRADED NOTE,HOUSED IN AN ARCHIVAL HOLDER FOR PROTECTION AND PRESERVATION. PRICED AT THE NOTE'S COST PLUS $18 FOR GRADING. LONG TERM SECURITY IN A PCGS HOLDER! RFID CHIP IN HOLDER WITH NOTES INFO NO UNCERTAINTY WITH A GRADED NOTE! WE OFFER ONLY BUY IT NOW LISTINGS THAT PROVIDE GOOD VALUE FOR OUR SUPPORTERS AND A SMALL RETURN FOR OUR SELLERS. THANKS FOR LOOKING AND WE HOPE TO ADD YOU TO OUR GROWING LIST OF HAPPY CUSTOMERS AND SUPPORTERS!K GRADED CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA NOTES BY PMG OR PCGS ALL LISTED NOTES WILL HAVE PF OR CR NUMBERS IN DESCRIPTION, AS WELL AS THE PF RARITY (R) NUMBER INDICATING HOW RARE THE VARIETY WHAT IS A PF NUMBER PIERRE FRICKE Developed a Numbering system for The Confederate Varieties that occurred for many different reasons. Most types were printed from one or more plates, and many on one or more types of paper. Readily identifiable differences between the plates used to produce each type. Some were printed on plain or red fiber paper, thick or thin paper. Others on paper watermarked with "CSA" ,"J Whatman" or other names in an attempt to make those notes more difficult to counterfeit. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND PIERRE FRICKE'S "COLLECTING CONFEDERATE PAPER MONEY FIELD EDITION (C.) 2014" Grover Criswell created a numbering system in which the major types are indicated by a capital "T", a dash, and a number ranging from 1 through 72, Along With CR Numbers Denoting Varities within a Type. 154256119985456

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Location: Lafayette, Louisiana

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