



Original detachable interest coupons along the bottom. Most surviving examples are missing coupons because they were redeemed for interest payments. Historic financial documents like this are collected by Civil War historians, currency collectors, and scripophily collectors.
During the Civil War, the Confederate government issued bonds to finance military operations. These bonds promised interest payments to the holder, which were represented by the detachable coupons printed along the bottom. Interest coupons were typically clipped and redeemed, which is why complete examples with coupons intact are far less common today. After the Confederacy collapsed in 1865, these bonds became financially worthless but remained important historical artifacts that document the wartime economy of the Confederate States. Country: Confederate States of America. Interest Rate: 8% Confederate Bond. Coupons: Multiple original coupons still attached. Printing: Evans & Cogswell Lithography, Columbia SC. Pre-owned antique condition consistent with Civil War era paper documents. Visible folds from original storage. Light toning and age-related wear.Please review all photos carefully for exact condition. Confederate bond civil war, 1863 confederate bond, civil war financial document, confederate states bond certificate, CSA bond with coupons, confederate scripophily, civil war currency collectible, confederate treasury bond, historical civil war document, confederate states america bond.