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Montgomery, Alabama
The First issue of Confederate Notes was authorized by the Confederate Congressional act of March 9, 1861.
They were payable at Montgomery, Alabama.
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The portrait on the left is of John C. Calhoun.
The portrait on the right is of Andrew Jackson.
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Identifier CSN-1 |
T # T-1 |
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$500
$500 Face Design
This Note is Uniface.
There is No Back Design.
The vignette in the center is of Cattle crossing a Brook with a train on a bridge in the background.
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First Issue - No Overprint. Hand Signed. |
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Identifier CSN-2 |
T # T-2 |
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$100 Face Design
This Note is Uniface.
There is No Back Design.
The vignette in the center is a Railroad Depot. The allegoric figure on the left is Minerva, the Roman goddess of
wisdom, knowledge and war.
