Dating back to 1862, this Arkansas Merchant Scrip featuring a $3 denomination from Wm.
B. Wait's Office offers a glimpse into the historical currency landscape of the United States. Considered as US Obsolete Currency, this piece holds mid-range value, making it an intriguing collectible for enthusiasts of American history and numismatics.
The intricate design and unique characteristics of…

This Civil War Era Merchant Scrip hails from New Orleans, Louisiana, issued by Cook & Brother, a prominent arms manufacturer for the Confederacy during the war.
Following the Union occupation of New Orleans in 1862, the company relocated to Athens, Georgia. Printed on distinctive yellow paper, this $1 note is PMG Graded Very Good 8 (Net) with noted tears and backing.
A piece of history fr…

This piece of historical currency, issued by the Central Georgia Bank in Perry, Georgia, dates back to 1874. It represents a form of merchant scrip used within local commerce during the late 19th century.
Crafted with the design and printing techniques characteristic of its era, it offers a tangible glimpse into regional financial practices of the period.
As an artifact, it exemplifies th…

The Spring Valley Relic Scrip represents a form of currency once used within a specific regional economy.
Its design reflects its historical context, offering a tangible connection to the financial practices of the past. Often categorized within obsolete US currency, this scrip provides insight into the local commerce systems that relied on such tokens.
Its affordable suggests it was like…

The Uniontown Ohio Obsolete Currency Scrip is a unique piece of US history.
This particular currency is catalogued as Wolka 2611-02 and is listed as an R 6, indicating its rarity. With its intricate design and historical significance, this currency is a collector's dream.
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This Front Royal Virginia G.
W. JONES $1 Obsolete Currency Scrip is a piece of US Obsolete Currency with historical significance. The intricately designed scrip showcases detailed craftsmanship and serves as a unique collector's item.
Its value is considered high-end, appealing to those interested in rare and antique currency. Zoom in on the pictures to appreciate the fine details of this …

Watuga Cash Store Scrip is a form of obsolete currency once used in local commercial exchanges.
Typically issued with a mid-range value, it served as a substitute for official tender within specific communities or businesses.
The scrip's design reflects the period and regional economic practices, often featuring distinctive markings or engravings.
As a historical artifact, it provides…

Introducing Saratoga Springs Merchant Scrip, a unique piece of US obsolete currency that holds historical significance.
This affordable collectible showcases the charm of a bygone era. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this currency represents an era of local commerce and trade in Saratoga Springs.
As a collector's item, it offers a glimpse into the past and serves as a tangibl…

This vintage merchant scrip from A.
Wilder - Lewis, New York is a piece of US obsolete currency that collectors will appreciate. Dating back to 1837, this $1 note features a rendition of the New York State Seal at the top right, adding a touch of historical significance.
At the bottom, you'll find a vignette depicting a dog guarding a strongbox and key, symbolizing fidelity. Measuring app…