What is the worth of a 100 bill from 1864?

Answer 1

There was no Federal Reserve System back then; currency was issued by many different banks as well as by the federal government. In addition there have been numerous counterfeits as well as legitimate souvenir copies printed. Your best bet is to take the bill to a dealer or appraiser who specializes in old currency so they can examine it in person.

Answer 2

99.9% of "Confederate" currency is actually replica bills sold at gift shops or included in historical souvenir sets. Many of the replicas are photo-reproduced from genuine bills and are difficult to tell from the real thing, although any made since the 1970s are required by law to have the word COPY worked into the design.

Check the Related Link for serial numbers and dates of replica bills.

Answer 3

There were many different types of $10 bills issued in the Confederacy in 1864. Without knowing which specific one you are asking about, and what its condition is, it is not possible to know what it is worth.

MoreIn addition huge numbers of replica bills have been printed over the years. Most of the ones printed before the 1970s don't have the required wording that would identify them as copies and they often appear on the market as "genuine". The Related Link shows a list of some of the more common copies.