Product Details: Highly prized by paper money enthusiasts for its detailed historical artwork, fine vignette engravings, and cultural significance, this 1839 Republic of Texas $100 'Red Back' Treasury Note represents an incredible artifact from the short-lived Republic of Texas era (1836–1845). Issued in Austin under President Mirabeau B. Lamar, these high-denomination notes earned their moniker from the distinctive red-orange geometric ink designs on the reverse to prevent counterfeiting. Graded Very Fine 20 Details by PCGS Banknote, this note is cataloged as Cr- TX-A8 Fifth Issue / Crosscut Cancelled, dated May 1, 1839, featuring serial #302, plate #C, printed by RWH&E, and signed by James Webb (Actg. Secy. Treas.) and Mirabeau B. Lamar (Pres.). An outstanding addition for currency specialists, paper money type set builders, and historical collectors alike.
Note Features:
PCGS graded Very Fine 20 Details
FR# / Catalog Reference: Cr- TX-A8
Known as: $100 1839-41 Republic of Texas, Austin - Treasury Note ($100 'Red Back' Fifth Issue)
Signed by: James Webb / Mirabeau B. Lamar
Seal Color: Red-Orange Reverse Printing
This is a PCGS graded note. You will receive the note pictured. You are purchasing an 1839 Republic of Texas $100 Austin Red Back Treasury Note graded PCGS VF 20 .
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