1860 100$ And 5$ Uncut Sheets Question

to CCF Lisa. Can you post a photo or a scan of the bills?
John1

wow I'm stumped in Spanish also? this is really cool

I don't understand what that means?

Hi guys,
The Info below was sent to me by someone I respect as a very knowledgeable and all ways helpful to others currency collector / educator that does not post here.

I have no interest in this type of currency but thought it was interesting enough Info to ask permission to post there answer below.

The obsolete sheets that are the subject of a current topic:
They are the remnants of private banks that went belly up due to a wide array of reasons, but corruption and incompetence within the bank are among the more common causes...... these unused, unnumbered, unsigned sheets existed in great numbers upon bank failure, but most have been cut up in hopes that single notes would sell easier and be acceptable to TPGs for grading / authentication.

Both of these banks were prolific issuers and are among the more common obsolete banks available today, ( but generally in single note form )....... In sheet form ( in nice AU/CU condition ), the North Carolina sheet would sell for $600-$1000....... the Rhode Island sheet should bring $100-$200.

Hope this is helpful Info to stay_inspired and others interested in this type of currency.
Regards
The Bill Collector