$50 Confederate Note T-16 (1861) – Exceptional Condition + Rare Engraver's Name

A true collector's treasure, this 1861 $50 Confederate States of America note (T-16) is a masterpiece of early Confederate currency. Issued during the first year of the Civil War, the note features a finely engraved portrait of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, embodying the leadership and aspirations of the secessionist movement. Notably, it includes the rare detail of the engraver's name above the word "Fundable," a characteristic sought by collectors.

One of the best-preserved examples available on the market today, this note stands out for its remarkable condition, making it a rare gem for collectors.

This note stands out for its exceptional margins, vibrant ink, and preservation of the intricate details that mark its design. Its bright appearance and strong visual contrast make it an outstanding example for both display and/or grading. Rarely found in this pristine state, this note provides a window into the financial strategies and artistic achievements of the Confederate States during a turbulent time in United States History.

Key Features:

• Portrait of Jefferson Davis
• Rare engraver's name above "Fundable"
• Wide margins and bright ink
• Exceptional condition, sharp details

Condition: Exceptional condition for its age, with wide margins, bright ink, and sharp details. Minimal signs of wear, with a stain in the middle of the bill and some minor age-related wear, as shown in the images. This bill is a standout example ready for grading.

Note Dimensions:

• Length: 7.25 inches
• Height: 3.25 inches

Location: Collectors Crossroads