Looking For Information On Louisiana $3 Bill

hmmmm..... I suppose it's a note from a wildcat bank? A pic would help.

oh this is interesting! So the Lousiana part was actually printed on another banknote?

It seems possible that the $10 and $20 were specimens or proofs, printed as samples and not to be used. Normally, those notes would be one-sided. Also, the blue notes are not confederate notes, so I guess they would be stock from older wildcat notes.

Furthermore, I have read that in the confederate states, there were a lack of engravers, printers and even banknote paper. This was a probably a good way of recycling. Even though it was printed in 1862 (one year after the start of the war) they probably didn't have that many supplies either.

Actually ya know what? Here's a site. Forget what I said. It could be wrong :/
http://www.rebelstatescurrency.com/louisiana.html

That's a neat website wd1040. The signatures on Napoleon's note are quite legible. It might be an interesting project to trace some history about those two gents. Maybe their pics could even be found?

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