Product Details:
This certified paper currency issue represents a classic paper money note, professionally graded and encapsulated by PCGS for authenticity, surface preservation, and condition verification. Highly prized by paper money enthusiasts for its detailed historical artwork, fine vignette engravings, and cultural significance, this 1841 Republic of Texas $1 '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 notes earned their moniker from the distinctive red-orange geometric ink designs on the reverse to prevent counterfeiting. An outstanding addition for currency specialists, paper money type set builders, and historical collectors alike.
Note Features:
PCGS graded VF 35 (Very Fine)
FR# / Catalog Reference: Cr. A8 (Austin Red Back)
Known as: Republic of Texas Treasury Note ($1 'Red Back')
Signed by: Republic of Texas Treasury Officials
Seal Color: Red-Orange Reverse Printing
This is a PCGS graded note. You will receive the note pictured. You are purchasing an 1841 Republic of Texas $1 Austin Red Back Treasury Note graded PCGS VF35 .
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