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| 正面描述 | Central vignette shows a standing soldier thrusting downward at a fallen adversary, with a large spread-winged eagle beneath them; a locomotive and viaduct appear in the middle-ground background. To the left is a small inset vignette of a group of figures, flanked by an ornate guilloche rosette, while to the right a seated figure pours water from a vessel amid reeds. The denomination 'FIVE DOLLARS' is set in bold lettering at upper right, with 'WILL PAY TO BEARER' arched at center left. |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse is printed in green and centers on a large ornate Roman numeral V, its seriffed arms filled with fine lathe-work guilloche patterns, superimposed over an elliptical engine-turned underprint. A horizontal band across the center carries the issuer inscription, and two circular guilloche rosettes, each bearing the numeral '5', flank the composition at left and right. |
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Louisiana's state-issued currency from 1863 came out of Shreveport rather than New Orleans — the Confederacy's occupation of the situation had forced the state government north, and the notes were produced locally under genuinely difficult wartime conditions. The printing quality reflects those constraints: the series is well-documented for irregular ink distribution and inconsistent impression depth, the result of working with whatever presses and materials were available rather than a trained currency printer.
Redemption in Confederate scrip was never a reliable prospect, and these notes depreciated sharply through 1863 and into 1864. Most surviving examples saw hard use before becoming worthless.