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5 Dollars Virginia Treasury Note

Issuer Commonwealth of Virginia Treasury
Year 1862
Type Local banknote
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Obverse description Printed in dark green and white, the note carries a vertical rectangular panel at left with the word FIVE rendered in white against a green ground, flanked top and bottom by small green banners repeating the denomination. Two circular green medallions, each enclosing a white numeral 5, flank a central oval vignette containing a bust portrait of a gentleman in a 19th-century jacket and bow tie. At right, an engraved vignette of the Virginia State Seal shows the figure of Virtus, armored and bearing a spear and sword, standing in triumph over a fallen crowned figure, with the legend "The Faith of the Commonwealth is Pledged" above and "Receivable in payment of taxes and other public dues" below.
Obverse lettering Richmond Mar 13, 1862 VIRGINIA TREASURY NOTE No______ The Commonwealth of Virginia will pay to the bearer on demand FIVE DOLLARS at the Treasury
Reverse description The reverse is blank, without any printed design, text, or ornamentation, consistent with the wartime economy production standards of Virginia Treasury Notes of this series.
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