1863 $1 Treasury Note – Raleigh, NC PMG Choice UNC 63

CVC & Collectibles proudly presents the distinguished 1863 $1 Treasury Note from Raleigh, North Carolina. PMG has graded this note as Choice Uncirculated 63, attesting to its remarkable preservation and ongoing significance.

Congress authorized these notes on March 3, 1863, and June 30, 1864, during the Civil War. Their purpose was to financially support the Treasury and Military Operations at a critical juncture when the nation faced potential bankruptcy.

The obverse of the note features intricate engravings that capture the essence of the Confederacy during the tumultuous Civil War years. The detailed craftsmanship and intentional design offer insight into the values and symbols that held profound meaning for the Southern states during this pivotal period.

The reverse side provides further historical insights, depicting various elements that underscore the economic challenges confronted by the Confederacy. The $1 denomination serves as a poignant reminder of the financial efforts undertaken to bolster the war.

This note is graded as PMG Choice Uncirculated 63, preserving its visual appeal and paper quality. Collectors and enthusiasts alike can marvel at its state of preservation, bridging the gap between past and present with tangible authenticity.

Whether you’re a dedicated currency collector or someone captivated by historical narratives, the 1863 $1 Treasury Note from Raleigh, North Carolina, offers a unique opportunity. Owning this note allows you to connect with a pivotal era in American history, gaining insights into the economic trials and aspirations of the Civil War era. Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of history that speaks volumes about our nation’s past.