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Welcome to the Obsolete and Confederate Notes page at Treasured Stocks, your rare currency and rare coin dealers who offer everything from rare Confederate money to old stock certificates. On this page, you'll discover uncirculated money that includes Confederate, Obsolete Bank Notes and Currency. In addition to Obsolete Notes, your search for antique legal tender will lead you to many exciting bank notes from individual states... historical bank notes from the 1800's, from institutions such as Citizen's Bank of Louisiana, Hagerstown Bank in Maryland, and many more. Browse this legal tender note gallery and find the perfect note for your collection. Item # O-J-80056012 - Price $129.95 Insured Shipping $4.95 1865 Obsolete $5 Bank of New England, East Haddam, CT, PCGS 62 New Banknote Description: This is an 1865 $5 Obsolete Banknote issued Jan. 2, 1865 by the Bank of New England at Goodspeed's Landing, East Haddam, CT, bearing Serial No. 20682 and graded 62 New by PCGS. The Date and Serial Number are beautifully handwritten. The Note is not signed as it is New. The Note has excellent eye-appeal. Nice clean fields and is quite scarce! This note is the "Perfect Addition" to a collector of very rare Obsolete's! This amazing rarity is the exact note you will receive. To our Valued Clients... The overall need for total privacy is paramount. Comparing the fact that in ALL other major houses like Sotheby, Christie's and even within our own hobby, the bidder's identities are always protected... All purchases are "Private". Our first obligation is to our customers and their goals! Your input is invited. Enjoy!!! Terms of Sale: ALL payments are due within 10 days of purchase. Please note items are subject to availability due to the high demand. We update our inventory frequently. If you want to be sure it is in stock just call or email me first before you purchase. By the way, if you have an interest in confederate currency, or in obsolete notes such as the type of military payments made in the civil war used exclusively by our soldiers from 1860 to 1865, you have once again come to the right place! Thank you for visiting -- we look forward to serving you.