1862 $3 State of Missouri Note - Civil War Era - PMG AU58

A Bold Symbol of the Confederacy – Showcasing Jefferson Davis flanked by cannons, drums, and Confederate flags, this note captures the essence of wartime Southern identity. PMG Graded Choice Uncirculated 58 – A rare survivor in outstanding condition, preserving the crisp details and historical significance of a tumultuous chapter in American history. Steeped in Civil War History – Printed in New Orleans until its fall in 1862 and issued from secret locations to evade Union forces, this note embodies the chaos and resilience of the era. Step back in time to the turmoil of the Civil War with this 1862 State of Missouri Note, a powerful artifact from a divided nation. Featuring a striking portrait of Confederate President Jefferson Davis, this historic currency is surrounded by symbols of Southern defiance—cannons, drums, and Confederate flags—with a bold green “THREE” protector adding to its visual appeal. Printed by A. Malus of New Orleans, these notes were produced until Union for