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100 Dollars State of Alabama

Issuer State of Alabama
Year 1864
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Obverse description The obverse is dominated by a central intaglio vignette of a Native American encampment scene with multiple figures in traditional dress gathered around a fire, set against a finely engraved landscape background. A circular guilloche medallion with a decorative letter device occupies the upper left corner, while an ornate lathe-work panel bearing the numeral '100' fills the upper right; subordinate vignettes appear in the lower corners, including a flowering plant in a vessel at lower left and a reclining figure at lower right. Two manuscript signatures of the Comptroller and Treasurer appear along the bottom margin, above the engraver and printer imprint lines.
Obverse lettering Montgomery 1st Jan 1864 RECEIVABLE IN PAYMENT OF ALL TAXES AND PUBLIC DUES THE STATE OF ALABAMA Will pay ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS to Bearer Redeemable in CONFEDERATE TREASURY NOTES or in FIVE PER CENT, COUPON BONDS of the State at the option of the State COMPTROLLER TREASURER Engraved by W. Keenan & Co. Lith & Printed by J.T. Paterson & Co. Augusta Ga.
Reverse description The reverse is printed entirely in green ink using typographic and lathe-work techniques, with no pictorial vignettes. A large central guilloche circle encloses the numeral '100', flanked by the inscription 'STATE OF ALABAMA' in bold serif capitals within a horizontal panel, while 'ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS' arcs across the upper and lower fields in large letters. Four ornate guilloche medallions, each containing a decorative letter device, anchor the corners and are connected by intricate lathe-work border patterns, with the engraver and printer imprints running along the bottom margin.
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