Offered here is an 1861 $10 Confederate States of America Note (T-26), certified Very Fine 20 by Paper Money Guaranty (PMG).

This historic note is one of the earliest issues of Confederate currency, printed shortly after the outbreak of the American Civil War. It features the distinctive red "TEN" overprints, a standing allegorical female figure at center, and portraits of Robert Mercer Taliaferro Hunter (left) and Christopher Gustavus Memminger (right), both prominent officials of the Confederate government.

This example is designated "Cancelled" by PMG, indicating the note was officially redeemed and canceled after the war rather than destroyed. Cancelled Confederate notes are an important specialty within Confederate currency collecting, offering direct evidence of the financial history and redemption process of the Confederacy.

Certified Very Fine 20, the note retains solid detail and attractive eye appeal while displaying honest circulation consistent with the grade.

Note Highlights:

• 1861 Confederate States of America
• $10 denomination
• T-26 (Cr. 91)
• PMG Very Fine 20
• With Red Overprint
• Cancelled designation by PMG
• Early Civil War Confederate issue
• Portraits of R.M.T. Hunter and C.G. Memminger
• Central allegorical female vignette
• Historic Confederate currency with excellent collector appeal
• Authenticated and encapsulated by PMG

This is the exact PMG-certified note you will receive. It will be carefully packaged and shipped securely to ensure it arrives safely.