1866 Obsolete Currency State Of North Carolina 20 TWENTY CENTS CIVIL WAR

Specifications

This 1866 Obsolete Currency from the State of North Carolina is a fascinating piece of history from the Civil War era. Denominated at 20 TWENTY CENTS, this currency is a must-have for any collector interested in US Paper Money or Civil War memorabilia. The currency is uncirculated and ungraded, and comes with no certification. The year 1866 is prominently displayed on the currency, along with the denomination of 20 TWENTY CENTS. The grade of the currency is unknown, but its unique design and historical significance make it a valuable addition to any collection. Don't miss your chance to own a piece of North Carolina's history with this 1866 Obsolete Currency.

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