18__ Citizens' Bank of Louisiana $2.00 LA-15 ChCU
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Wonderful engravings on this $2 Citizens' Bank of Louisiana at New Orleans note. Beautiful vignettes left to right of President Millard Fillmore, a maiden at the docks, and sailors at the coast. Graded Choice Crisp Uncirculated.Currency Highlights:
- Housed in an archival quality currency sleeve.
- Graded Crisp Uncirculated condition.
- Face: features a portrait of a gentleman at left, a classical maiden figure representing commerce at center, and a sailor/lookout scene at right — a fitting tribute to New Orleans' role as the South's premier port city.
- Back: Left blank intentionally.
- Cataloged as Haxby LA-15-G4.
Chartered in 1833, Citizens' Bank was the largest financial institution in the South, with an initial capitalization of $12 million — second only to the Second Bank of the United States nationally. Headquartered in New Orleans, it was a plantation bank, meaning its reserves weren't funded by paid-in capital but by investors mortgaging land (and enslaved people) in exchange for bank shares — a distinctly Southern antebellum financing structure. - Specifications
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