One of the most unusual pieces of Civil War paper money you'll encounter! This February 1, 1863 State of South Carolina 15¢ note was issued during the Confederacy to ease the severe shortage of small change. Even more intriguing, the 15-cent denomination is exceptionally elusive—far scarcer than the more commonly encountered 5¢, 10¢, and 25¢ issues. Period references have even noted that this denomination was omitted from some standard Confederate currency references due to its rarity. Featuring the iconic South Carolina palmetto tree, this is a fascinating and seldom-seen survivor from the financial turmoil of the Civil War.

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