FREE: Confederate 1862 Virginia $100 Bill Printable Scan

The listing, Confederate 1862 Virginia $100 Bill Printable Scan has ended.

The high bidder will receive VIA EMAIL a High Res Scan of the Confederate 1862 Virginia $100 Bill as pictured but without the "COPY COPY COPY"!

Once professionally printed (Kinkos,Office Depot, etc...) this bill will most definitely be suitable for framing and display!

NOTE: This is a ONE sided scan.

Virginia - $100, October 15, 1862, bust of Governor John Letcher at center, George Washington at left, and an Indian Maiden (probably Pocohantas) at right.

History: Between December, 1860, and April, 1861, eleven southern states seceded from the Union and formed the Confederate States of America. Although paper money had played the same role in these states as it had in the North, the Civil War (1861-1865) was to place a heavier financial burden on the South. These bills reflect the buoyant hope and utter despair of a people that staked their all and lost. It is the symbol of expectancy and of tears. The Civil War left the South with commerce destroyed, credit impaired, and with production almost at a standstill.

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