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1830s-50s $5 (Five Dollars) South Carolina, Columbia PMG 10 Very Fine Banknote

1830s-50s $5 (Five Dollars) South Carolina, Columbia PMG 10 Very Fine Banknote
1830s-50s $5 (Five Dollars) South Carolina, Columbia PMG 10 Very Fine Banknote

1830s-50s $5 (Five Dollars) South Carolina, Columbia PMG 10 Very Fine Banknote
This piece has been professionally graded by PMG as a Very Fine 10, ensuring its authenticity and value. The intricate design and craftsmanship of this obsolete currency is a testament to the artistry of early American banknotes. Add this rare and unique item to your collection today.
1830s-50s $5 (Five Dollars) South Carolina, Columbia PMG 10 Very Fine Banknote
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South Carolina, Charleston $10 (Ten Dollars) 1850s-60s PMG 10 Very Fine Banknote

South Carolina, Charleston $10 (Ten Dollars) 1850s-60s PMG 10 Very Fine Banknote
South Carolina, Charleston $10 (Ten Dollars) 1850s-60s PMG 10 Very Fine Banknote

South Carolina, Charleston $10 (Ten Dollars) 1850s-60s PMG 10 Very Fine Banknote
225This is a rare banknote from Charleston, South Carolina, dating to the mid-19th century. It has been certified by PMG and graded as a 10, making it a very fine example of its type. The certification number is 2193018082 and the country of manufacture is the United States. With its high grade and excellent condition, this banknote is sure to be a valuable and treasured item for years to come.
South Carolina, Charleston $10 (Ten Dollars) 1850s-60s PMG 10 Very Fine Banknote
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12/8/1859 South Carolina Bank Of Hamburg $100 G20 Serial #21 PMG Very Fine VF25

12/8/1859 South Carolina Bank Of Hamburg $100 G20 Serial #21 PMG Very Fine VF25
12/8/1859 South Carolina Bank Of Hamburg $100 G20 Serial #21 PMG Very Fine VF25

12/8/1859 South Carolina Bank Of Hamburg $100 G20 Serial #21 PMG Very Fine VF25
WE HAVE GREAT FEEDBACK. Now, here is the item that you came for. 2, 1859 G20 Sheheen 257 PMG Very Fine 25. In an oval containing a number of stars flanked by two large red-orange counters and a red-orange and white ONE HUNDRED protector panel below. PMG mentions a few pinholes that affect nothing. Please take a look at the photos. Please feel free to send us a message any time. ? Need to reach us after 6PM, no problem, we periodically check our messages throughout the night, and someone will get back to you. ????? . Please be sure to add our items to your watchlist so that you may receive exclusive offers and discounts. Special offers and discounts available to only those watching our item(s). It’s always our goal to provide five star service and we appreciate. We view your feedback as indication of the. We will always reciprocate for feedback. PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR OTHER LISTINGS. THANKS FOR L?? KING!
12/8/1859 South Carolina Bank Of Hamburg $100 G20 Serial #21 PMG Very Fine VF25
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South Carolina $5 (Five Dollars) 1860s PMG 15 Fine Banknote

South Carolina $5 (Five Dollars) 1860s PMG 15 Fine Banknote
South Carolina $5 (Five Dollars) 1860s PMG 15 Fine Banknote
South Carolina $5 (Five Dollars) 1860s PMG 15 Fine Banknote

South Carolina $5 (Five Dollars) 1860s PMG 15 Fine Banknote
Here are details about this banknote. The front of the banknote typically features intricate patterns, artistic elements, and sometimes portraits of notable figures or allegorical representations. The specific design elements can vary based on the series and variation. The denomination of “Five Dollars” is prominently displayed on the front of the note. Banknotes include various inscriptions related to the issuing authority, location, and other relevant information. The back of the banknote typically features design elements, illustrations, or patterns that are relevant to the era or location. Similar to the front, the back may include inscriptions and text related to the denomination and issuing authority. The PMG grade of 15 Fine indicates the condition of the banknote. This numerical grade represents the condition of the note. It may have creases, folds, or other minor imperfections but should still be intact and legible. Banknotes like this one are of historical interest as they represent the currency used during a specific time and place in American history. The 1860s date corresponds to a period of significant historical events, including the American Civil War. The value of such a banknote can vary depending on factors such as its condition, rarity, demand among collectors, and specific design features. Banknotes from the Civil War era and from South Carolina are particularly sought after by collectors due to their historical significance. WHAT MAKES BLOC GALLERIES SPECIAL. At the heart of Bloc Galleries is a belief: no great endeavor is ever accomplished without extraordinary people. We’re not just employees doing a job. Like you, we are avid collectors bound by a deep-rooted passion for the world of collecting. Every artifact and every note has a story, and we are as invested in discovering and sharing these tales as you are. It’s not just about the hours we pour in but the energy, dedication, and sacrifices we willingly make. The smiles, the elation, the awe of our clients. Yes, we’re human, and we might falter at times, but our commitment to improve and to serve you better never wanes. Every day, we strive to be a part of your collecting journey, ensuring it’s as thrilling and fulfilling as you dreamed. Vast Acquisitions, Unbeatable Pricing. This volume allows us to offer quality banknotes below market prices. Our auctions frequently feature high-grade, unsearched currency lots brimming with hidden treasures that continually astonish our customers. It’s a transparent, exciting way to nab the best deals. Our continuous, large-scale acquisitions mean deep savings for our clients. The Thrill of the Chase. We don’t pre-screen or overly catalog. Join us in this thrilling hunt. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just starting, our weekly auctions are your gateway to unparalleled deals. Ready to start your collecting adventure? At Bloc Galleries, we specialize in offering the finest collectibles and treasures backed by our exceptional team of clients. Our unyielding commitment to your satisfaction and our expert staff stands ready to make your experience with Bloc Galleries outstanding. Purchasing online collectibles can be subjective, meaning photos sometimes need to meet our client’s expectations or interpretation. We process tens of thousands of items annually, and occasionally, mistakes happen with listing numbers, lots, photos, or other weird stuff. When that occurs, we always try to provide a substitute for a better grade or condition for the same or reduced price. We have successfully made those situations a win-win opportunity for both the customer and our gallery, so please don’t worry about an item that might not be as expected. We will make it right. If it’s significantly higher, we will generally contact you and let you know. ALL UNPAID ORDERS AUTOMATICALLY CANCELED AFTER 5 DAYS. Thank you for choosing Bloc Galleries, where your satisfaction is our mission. Feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns; we look forward to serving you!
South Carolina $5 (Five Dollars) 1860s PMG 15 Fine Banknote
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South Carolina Cheraw $5 1850s PMG 25 Very Fine Banknote

South Carolina Cheraw $5 1850s PMG 25 Very Fine Banknote
South Carolina Cheraw $5 1850s PMG 25 Very Fine Banknote
South Carolina Cheraw $5 1850s PMG 25 Very Fine Banknote

South Carolina Cheraw $5 1850s PMG 25 Very Fine Banknote
The central design of the banknote typically features various design elements that can vary based on the specific variation and series of the note. The denomination of “Five” or “5” is prominently displayed on the front of the note. The banknote includes inscriptions and text related to the issuing authority (Cheraw, South Carolina), location, and other relevant information. Each banknote typically had a serial number for tracking and record-keeping purposes. Banknotes from this era were known for their intricate engravings and decorative elements, which can vary based on the design. The back of the banknote typically features a central design element, which may vary based on the specific variation of the note. Similar to the front, the back includes inscriptions and text related to the denomination and issuing authority. The PMG grade of 25 Very Fine indicates the condition of the banknote. This numerical grade represents the condition of the note. A grade of 25 is considered “Very Fine, ” indicating that the banknote is in relatively good condition for its age. It may exhibit signs of wear, such as creases, folds, or minor staining, but it retains its overall appearance. The design and issuance of currency by different states and authorities during various eras are of particular interest to collectors and historians. The value of such a banknote can vary depending on factors such as its condition, rarity, demand among collectors, and specific design features. A grade of 25 Very Fine suggests that it is in relatively good collectible condition. WHAT MAKES BLOC GALLERIES SPECIAL. At the heart of Bloc Galleries is a belief: no great endeavor is ever accomplished without extraordinary people. We’re not just employees doing a job. Like you, we are avid collectors bound by a deep-rooted passion for the world of collecting. Every artifact and every note has a story, and we are as invested in discovering and sharing these tales as you are. It’s not just about the hours we pour in but the energy, dedication, and sacrifices we willingly make. The smiles, the elation, the awe of our clients. Yes, we’re human, and we might falter at times, but our commitment to improve and to serve you better never wanes. Every day, we strive to be a part of your collecting journey, ensuring it’s as thrilling and fulfilling as you dreamed. Vast Acquisitions, Unbeatable Pricing. This volume allows us to offer quality banknotes below market prices. Our auctions frequently feature high-grade, unsearched currency lots brimming with hidden treasures that continually astonish our customers. It’s a transparent, exciting way to nab the best deals. Our continuous, large-scale acquisitions mean deep savings for our clients. The Thrill of the Chase. We don’t pre-screen or overly catalog. Join us in this thrilling hunt. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just starting, our weekly auctions are your gateway to unparalleled deals. Ready to start your collecting adventure? At Bloc Galleries, we specialize in offering the finest collectibles and treasures backed by our exceptional team of clients. Our unyielding commitment to your satisfaction and our expert staff stands ready to make your experience with Bloc Galleries outstanding. Purchasing online collectibles can be subjective, meaning photos sometimes need to meet our client’s expectations or interpretation. We process tens of thousands of items annually, and occasionally, mistakes happen with listing numbers, lots, photos, or other weird stuff. When that occurs, we always try to provide a substitute for a better grade or condition for the same or reduced price. We have successfully made those situations a win-win opportunity for both the customer and our gallery, so please don’t worry about an item that might not be as expected. We will make it right. If it’s significantly higher, we will generally contact you and let you know. ALL UNPAID ORDERS AUTOMATICALLY CANCELED AFTER 5 DAYS. Thank you for choosing Bloc Galleries, where your satisfaction is our mission. Feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns; we look forward to serving you!
South Carolina Cheraw $5 1850s PMG 25 Very Fine Banknote