$1-State of North Carolina issue 20 December 1862 $1-Seventh Issue, 17 February 1864 $2-Seventh Issue, 17 February 1864 $2-Seventh Issue, 17 February 1864 $5-Third issue, 2 September 1861; printed by two firms: Hoyer and Ludwig, J.T. Peterson; note was cut cancelled; x marks in currency mean that it was cut cancelled $5-Seventh issue, 17 February 1864 $10-Third issue, 2 September 1861; B. Duncan, printer; Francis Marion offering 2 sweet potatoes to Sir Banastre Tarlton $10-Seventh issue, 17 February 1864 $10-Seventh issue, 17 February 1864 $10-Issued 6 April, 1963 $10-Fifth issue, 2 December 1862 $10-Seventh issue, 17 February 1864 $20-Seventh issue, 17 February 1864 $20-Seventh issue, 17 February 1864 $50-Seventh issue, 17 February 1864 $100-Seventh issue, 17 February 1864

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