Jake's Special #26

During the period of 1840 to 1870 various southern states and many private banks in the United States were allowed to print and issue their own currency. Many of which failed and the currency that they issued became absolutely worthless. This worthless currency became commonly known as "Broken Bank Notes."

Although they are no longer redeemable at their original face value, many of them are worth far more than that original face value to collector's. These notes are historic remnants of America's history and art, being beautifully engraved, with interesting vignettes and fine artwork from the 19th century.

All Notes are in Nice Average Circulated Condition
(banks, date and denominations will be our choice)