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Item Description:
Includes an archival grade document sleeve.
- Origin: Macon, Georgia, United States
- Authority: The Manufacturers' Bank of Macon
- Date: 1862
- Denomination: 1 dollar
- Size: 7 x 3 inches
- Face Side: The MANUFACTURERS' BANK OF MACON, Will pay ONE DOLLAR on demand to the bearer. MACON, June 3, 1862 - Three engravings of portraits and allegorical figures
- Back Side: Blank (uniface)
- Notes: This is an example of obsolete paper money—a type of currency issued by thousands of American banks, companies, states, and other entites before the federal government began printing money during the Civil War. These notes were issued solely under the authority of the banks that printed them and lacked backing from precious metals or government guarantees. Commonly, such notes include phrases like "State of" or the name of a specific bank. If a bank that issued these notes failed, its notes quickly became worthless. Much of the imagery on these notes was essentially the 19th century version of clip art or stock photos—often, they were simply premade engravings that the printing company had on hand.
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