September 2nd, 1861 Richmond $10 Confederate Picking Cotton Bill Value
| Year: September 2nd, 1861 |
| Type: Confederate Currency |
| Denomination: Ten Dollar Bill |
| Country: United States of America |
| Reproduction Serial Numbers: 470, 970, 1484, 5089, 8005, 8007, 19107, 77389, 91497, or 94129 (Do not call, we don’t buy reproductions) |
| Number: T-29 |
Description: We are strong buyers of all types of Confederate paper money, especially the $10 from September 2, 1861. At the top center of these bills is a slave picking cotton in the field. At the bottom center is a small picture of a dog lying down. you’ll see TEN, 10, and X in the corners and other areas of this note, which denote the denomination of the bill. To the right is a small rural scene with a boat, trees, and mountains.
Value: The value of most ten dollar confederate bills is based upon serial number and condition. Most will be worth $100 but we’ve paid over $250 for pristine notes.
Text: TEN – Fundable in eight percent stock or bonds of Confederate states of America – 10 – Six months after the ratification of a Treaty of peace between the Confederate States and the United States the Confederate States of America will pay ten dollars to bearer – No. – Richmond September 2, 1861 – for Register – for Treasurer – B. Duncan Richmond
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