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The value of a $1,000 Confederate bill from May 23, 1811, would depend on its condition and rarity, as well as the current demand among collectors. However, it's important to note that the Confederate States of America did not exist until 1861, so any bill dated 1811 would not be a Confederate bill and would likely be a different currency from that period. If you're referring to a Confederate bill from the Civil War era, such notes often have very little value today, sometimes ranging from a few dollars to a few hundred, depending on their condition and provenance.

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