T-5. Confederate Currency. 1861 $100. PMG Choice Very Fine 35. Triple

T-5. Confederate Currency. 1861 $100. PMG Choice Very Fine 35. Triple Civilian and Military Manuscript Endorsements. No. 4081. Plate B. Already a superb note by virtue of the grade assigned. This T-5 $100 issued under the authority of the Confederate States of America led an unusual life relative to the majority of surviving peers thanks to a prolonged stint in commercial channels which is spoken to by three distinct penned endorsements. The earliest of these endorsements were applied by the likes of Ferdinand Molloy and W.J. Anderson around 1861 whereas the third and final endorsement is by far the most unusual. Applied by Thaddeus Sanford who had originally been appointed the Collector of Customs for the Mobile district, Sanford ultimately relocated to Montgomery where he endorsed this note on March 13, 1865 less than a month before the city fell to Union forces making this a decidedly rare item that certainly circulated longer than most of its peers. PMG comments "Cancellation Repairs." Estimate: $1,500 - $2,000. Click here for certification details from PMG.

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