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Macon, GA- Macon Savings Bank $4 Mar. 16, 1863 Fine.
Blanton Duncan, another of the Confederate government currency printers, took on business from private sector customers like the Macon Savings Bank. The $4 denomination may have been ordered to serve as another means of combatting the chronic change shortage. For example, if a $1 purchase was made with a $5 bill, one of these $4s could be tendered as change. There is a partially sealed pinhole in the "R" in FOUR. Several other pinholes are observed.


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Auction Dates
February, 2020
18th Tuesday
Internet/Mail Bids: 9
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Sold on Feb 18, 2020 for: $51.00
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