Fifty dollars / the State of Georgia. 1865.

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Fifty dollars / the State of Georgia. 1865.

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Fractional currency issued by the State of Georgia, Milledgeville, Ga., Jan. 16, 1865. The bearer was to receive "eight per cent state bonds or specie, six months after a treaty of peace, or when Banks of Savannah and Augusta resume." Also "receiveable in payment of all dues to the state and to the Western & Atlantic Railroad." The currency is numbered (no. 1757) and signed in ink.

1 bill : ill. ; 8 x 17.

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