Pre Confederation Notes In Frames

Thanks for the recommendations(grammar).

Long of the day I speak French, German and Italian.

Sorry for this wrong language's grammar inconvenient. I come here, at this community forum for his beauty's ( speaking about the forum (forums)). I am a passional collector and if I come here, I like to share my knowledges, and most important it is the opportunity to learn more and more from any opinions comes from: pro's like you guys or a new comes like me or the others.

Always any individual points of views have two sides.

From professional points of views of the language:

This has little to play here in a open forum.

27 years in OR I didn't have any problems as be a perfect grammar's driver to be able save life's, and why? I must be here? I must be?!? The photos' speak for themselves, I look from a point of view of authenticity and historical information's, not more.

Thank you for your recommendations.

Been at the retreat, and changing my life stile I thing so: you are wright to point me through the language skills. Before I needed to say only 50-60% of my thinking's to be understood; now it change and I have to adapt.

Now is time to come back what I wrote very long time ago and to apply to my new life:

quote from my own poem:
"I put my life in the taller of the balance,
Considered wrong, another one to start.
Like this I grow like the flames in the wind,
Always defeat by my self, but always invincible." end of quote translation from Italian).

Thank you for your remark, I appreciate a lot, and I am no mad or such just thank you, you are wright; I always liked see the reality in the face,

Best wish to all,
Silvio

For sure the last one is a reproduction.

From Old Currency Buyers

No worries on the grammar. Between my wife and I, we use a mix of 5 languages in the house, so it isn't hard to understand what you are trying to say.
I agree with @SteveinTampa that these are replicas. I would not call them fakes or counterfeit, because that is a little bit of a different thing. These were produced for and sold as souvenir/replicas, often at museums and civil war sites. The color and thickness/feel of the paper make them easy to spot.

Don't sweat the language thing. I understood what you meant, but I don't have any business advising someone on paper currency, so I kept quiet.

As an American grad student in the sciences, I was usually in the minority at school. I adapted to many versions of English. It took me a while to get there. It is sometimes frustrating for those who are trying to hear past the mistakes when they aren't used to doing that. Your English is certainly better than my French!