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New Member
 Indonesia
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i see, so is it categorize under antiques or still in banknotes?
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Rest in Peace
United States
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It's in miserable condition for a 50 year old "note". I've seen notes from the actual date in far better condition. OTOH, I find none on ebay, or even on the net. If you put it on ebay, play up the cyclorama and Atlanta connections as well as the "confederate note" part. Who knows, it may be scarce enough to bring big money. Personally, I'd shoot for the big money, but if it only brought $20, I'd be happy. |
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Indonesia
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yes I agree with you, the condition is quite poor, and I have checked about it everywhere and it returned zero, that is why I thought it must be rare, or I could be wrong :D
still gathering some info and asked other money collector,hope to hear good news about it
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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its worth a couple bucks if that, theres no such thing as a million dollar note.
its a novelty
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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The backside tells you all you need to know- it is most certainly not genuine Confederate currency as it was printed in 1959 as a tourism promotion by Atlanta. Not to mention the fact that no $1 million Confederate notes were ever printed. Value would probably be a few dollars as a novelty. It would probably garner more interest from Atlantan ephemera collectors than it would the rest of the country.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Valued Member
United States
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wow,
10 of them for only $6.50!
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Rest in Peace
United States
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Not similar, the exact item, including serial number.
No one jumping on 10/$6.50, but that's not to say next week someone wouldn't bid $50 on one.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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the reason I said similar is because the printing on the back is different. They broke the wording into two paragraphs on the notes on ebay and this one is all together. I am guessing they broke it up so you could see the words ONE MILLION on the notes Reverse. I thought maybe this one was an earlier release and then maybe they broke up the wording to show the denomination on the Reverse instead of covering it up like on the one here |
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New Member
New Zealand
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I have one of these, but no printing of any sort on the back (except the blue), is it different to others
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Welcome to CCF @looseunit
Looks like Mr. Peabody and Sherman set the WayBack Machine to April 2011 for this thread.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Anyway (  ) -  to the CCF! |
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Valued Member
United States
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Help me understand something. There was no Confederacy until 1961. I see on the note that a date on there is from 1964. I'm assuming this note was printed that year. It was commemmorating an event that occured in 1959 when Atlanta's population surpassed one million.
I think I would pass on buying this, but there are people who like collecting anything Confederate.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Help me understand something. There was no Confederacy until 1961. I see on the note that a date on there is from 1964. I'm assuming this note was printed that year. It was commemmorating an event that occured in 1959 when Atlanta's population surpassed one million. Are ALL of these dates typos ? Everything about the Confederacy was a century before these dates. |
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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. Looseunit What I am seeing ... Very old thread. A "note" trying to replicate a civil war note, there were no million dollar notes. Used in a Atlanta event in 1959. The date I see is Feb 17th 1864 Something like this ... is hard to guess what it would go for on ebay. My guess $5 to $10 at best. |
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