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I will try to get a picture up but for now what I have is a 20 cent fractional currency note from june 1862. On the front it says city of charlestown S.C. 20 cents. And on the back it just says Twenty.

Does anybody know how rare this is?
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a 20 cent fractional note
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look on ebay for completed listings to get an idea
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I'm no expert with regards to currency, but I think your note is more properly categorized as 'obsolete currency.' My understanding is that the term 'fractional currency' is typically used for federal notes, not state issues. The North began printing its fractional currency around 1862, and it continued long after the Civil War ended. If you are trying to research your note, I'm pretty sure you need to be looking under 'Obsolete,' not 'Fractional.'
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