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Gold was an officer, red was artillery.
yes it is http://en.allexperts.com/q/Coin-Collecting-2297/500-dollar-bill-confederate.htm
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Qs are printed as part of the serial number on older 1 dollar bills. It doesn't mean anything.
Davis believed he and only he would make the decisions regarding appointments. While he was the Commander in Chief, Davis often clashed with the Confederate Congress over bills and appointments.
In the civil war between North and South, the Southern States in the US was confederate
well they dont mean anything only a fameus person what dide is drown on there and if you meat this sing $ its just a decuration.
Nothing about the denomination of the bill or its value. It might be part of a plate position indicator or some other "housekeeping" feature of the bill, that's all.
The answer is George Washington. The CSA may have ceased to exist in legal terms in respect to The Union in 1865, But this does not mean they ceased to print on that day as most Confederate states were re-admitted to The Union between 1868-70. They were still producing money in the mean time, although a bar of soap probably cost $300 =PMoreThe last official CSA notes were part of what was called the "7th issue", or series, beginning in February 1864. While individual states did produce their own currency, these were not issued by the CSA itself and are sometimes referred to as "rebel state(s) currency" to distinguish them from CSA bills.
If you mean who WAS the President of the Confederate States of America, that was Jefferson Davis. The Vice President was Alexander Stephens.
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The stars on the confederate flag represent the original 13 states that belonged to the Confederate States of America. The first confederate flag had only 7 stars which represented the 7 southern states that were in the confederacy.