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| 表面の銘文 | Columbia S.C. March 2nd 1872 REVENUE BOND SCRIP State of South Carolina Receivable as TWO DOLLARS in payment of all taxes and dues to the State except special tax levied to pay interest on public debt. __________STATE TREASURER American Bank Note Co. New York |
| 裏面の説明 | Printed entirely in green, the reverse is dominated by two large lathe-work guilloche counters, each bearing a bold numeral 2, positioned at the left and right edges within elaborate engine-turned floral and foliate borders. A central cartouche framed by intricate guilloche ornaments carries the statutory text in letterpress, with decorative foliate corner pieces completing the design. |
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South Carolina's 1872 state notes were issued under Reconstruction-era Republican government, a period when the state legislature was controlled by a coalition of freedmen, northern migrants, and white Unionists. The administration of Governor Robert Scott had already been mired in accusations of fiscal mismanagement, and these notes circulated against a backdrop of genuine public skepticism about state financial instruments — skepticism that was not entirely unfounded given the scale of bonded debt being accumulated at the time.
American Bank Note Company printed for dozens of state and territorial authorities during this period, and the plates were reliable if not distinctive. By 1877, with Reconstruction effectively ended in South Carolina following the election of Wade Hampton, outstanding state paper of this type was largely retired.