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| Issuer | Bank of Augusta |
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| Year | 1863 |
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| Size | 182 × 87 mm |
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| Obverse description | Central vignette presents a seated male figure holding a threshing winnow, with farm buildings and a horse rendered in the background. Oval portrait medallions appear at left and right, bearing likenesses of Benjamin Franklin and George Washington respectively. The note carries the promise-to-pay text of the Bank of Augusta, Georgia, with spaces for manuscript date, cashier, and president signatures. |
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| Obverse lettering | FOUR 4 4 FOUR The President Directors & Comp.ʸ of the BANK OF AUGUSTA promise to pay on demand Four Dollars to ____ or bearer. Augusta Georgia ____ 18__ ____ Cash.ʳ ____Pres.ᵗ |
| Reverse description | The reverse carries printed fragments of three separate fractional currency tickets issued by the same bank: a 10-cent, a 25-cent, and a 50-cent denomination, each dated January 1, 1863 and redeemable in Confederate Treasury Notes when presented in aggregate sums of five dollars. This arrangement reflects the common Civil War-era practice of printing multiple small-denomination scrip tickets on a single sheet, with portions of adjacent tickets visible on each cut note. |
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