1862 $100 (T-40) Train Diffused Steam AU Details 2 Consecutive

Currency Highlights:

• Issued in 1862 by the Confederate States during the Civil War.
• Set of two consecutive notes.
• Housed in an archival quality currency sleeve.
• Well preserved examples in Almost Uncirculated condition.
• Face: A striking locomotive vignette featuring billowing diffused steam, bold Confederate States of America inscriptions, and crisp $100 denomination
• Back: Blank design typical of Confederate States currency production, reflecting the wartime printing conditions under which these notes were issued.
• Cataloged as Friedberg, FR# T-40.
• Common era related staple holes and slight staining are present, as expected for notes of this age and origin, and do nothing to diminish the bold color, striking imagery, and exceptional eye appeal these notes display.

Two consecutive Confederate $100 notes in Choice AU condition represent the kind of find that does not come around often. Add these two consecutively numbered notes to your cart today!

The 1862 $100 T-40 note was printed during a period of escalating wartime demand, and the locomotive vignette it bears is a fitting symbol of Southern industrial ambition and the critical role railroads played in Confederate supply and strategy. The "Diffused Steam" variety distinguishes this note by the specific rendering of steam from the locomotive, a detail that matters deeply to advanced Confederate currency collectors who pursue variety attribution as part of their collecting goals. Consecutive serial numbered examples are among the most coveted formats in paper money collecting, representing an unbroken sequence that survived together across more than 160 years of history.