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Old South Carolina Money ?? | US Paper Money49 of 166 |  |  |
Posted 12 months ago
musikchoo
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Any info on this out there? I have had this for several years and I have no idea if it is a recent copy or an older copy. The paper looks to be of an older type, but I really dont know. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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The paper looks like the common modern repros that are chemically aged. I have never seen a real one look like that. Hope you did not pay much for it.
If it says "copy" on it then it is very modern.
Says "COPY" right there on the lower right side. Looks like a gift store souvenir. TG
Thanks everyone. I was afraid that was the case, but I have never saw one before. Didnt pay much at all and thats exactly what I received. I will keep my eye out for an authentic one. Thanks again.
I have one of these myself and I believe it came as a premium in a loaf of bread.
So that's why it was so cheap! :)