United States - Confederate States - Lot of 4 Banknotes, 5, 10 and 20 Dollars 1864 - The S.N. of the 10$ is 6363

United States - Confederate States - Lot of 4 Banknotes, 5, 10 and 20 Dollars 1864 - The S.N. of the 10$ is 6363 A lot of four banknotes issued by the Confederate States of America in Richmond, Virginia, and dated February 17, 1864, during the American Civil War. The lot includes one 5 Dollar note, two 10 Dollar notes and one 20 Dollar note. These notes belonged to the final Confederate issue and bear handwritten serial numbers and signatures. 5 Dollars - T-69: The Confederate Capitol in Richmond appears above, with a portrait of Christopher Memminger, the first Confederate Secretary of the Treasury, at the right. The issuer's name, denomination and date appear at the center. The reverse bears the word "FIVE" and the numeral 5 in all four corners within an ornate blue design. 10 Dollars - Two Notes, T-68: The central vignette depicts cavalrymen and field artillery, with a portrait of Robert Mercer Taliaferro Hunter at the right. The inscriptions include "THE CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA" and "TEN DOLLARS", together with the date and handwritten signatures. The reverse bears the word "TEN" and the numeral 10 in all four corners within a blue security design. 20 Dollars - T-67: The Tennessee State Capitol in Nashville appears above, with a portrait of Confederate Vice President Alexander H. Stephens at the right. The reverse bears the word "TWENTY" and the numeral 20 in all four corners within an ornate blue design. The notes show varying degrees of circulation, including folds, creases, staining, toning and minor edge wear. A varied historical group from the American Civil War, comprising three denominations and several distinctive designs from the Confederate issue of 1864.