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Series of 1864
$20 Compound Interest
Treasury Note
CDV Presentation
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Americana Walnut with Blue Wash Frame
Item # LCI02-BLU
Priced at $235.00
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Currency Presentation Specifications:
- This beautifully detailed and intricate solid hardwood frame adds sophistication and artistic flare guaranteed to
fit into any interior decor. Medium brown with warm undertones and powder blue oxidized tint around beaded accents
on the inner and outer lips of frame.
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- Available in 2 different Custom Solid Wood Frame Designs in this CDV style.
- As a standard feature, we provide Non-Glare Glass, which will guarantee unobstructed viewing.
- Glass (Image) area dimensions: 14"x21"
- Overall frame dimensions: 16"x24"
- Obverse and Reverse of the $20 Compound Interest Treasury Note enlarged to 10″×4¼″ for closer examination of this detailed bank note.
- Reproduction of actual photo portrait of Abraham Lincoln made by Christopher S. German in Springfield, Illinois on January 13, 1861.
- Name and biographical facts located under the autographed CDV portrait card.
This $20 Compound Interest Treasury Note (Act of March 3, 1863) has Abraham Lincoln's portrait appearing on the far right side,
issued while he was president. The portrait was engraved by Henry Gugler. To the far left is an allegorical scene titled "Victory."
Located at the middle bottom is "Mortar Firing," engraved by James Smillie. Across the front of the note appears the words "Compound Interest Treasury Note,"
added after the notes were printed. Appearing in the central area on the reverse is an interesting 6% rate chart, listing the
dollar amount gained by redeeming these notes after certain periods of time. Issued during the Civil War, these bank notes
aided in raising money to finance the war.
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