1966-A $100 U.S. Legal Tender Notes Fr. 1551 - Crisp Very Fine+ Fr. 2011-G Virtually from the very beginning

Virtually from the very beginning of the war the Confederate States attempted to raise money by printing their way through their monetary shortfalls

exhibiting extremely light folds with some moderate staining on the reverse

the only other known (at the time) $20 was a F12 and sold for $431

Coins imaged are part of the grouping and consistent with the average condition across all the lots offered here

A woman at right holds an ear of corn while to the left we see Thetis with a scepter of Neptune representing the sovereignty of the sea

1966-A $100 U.S. Legal Tender Notes Fr. 1551 - Crisp Very Fine+ Fr. 2011-G Virtually from the very beginningNotably tougher than the 1966 Series, the 1966 A commands a slight premium. Three pinholes visible when held to light.