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Florida Paper Money: An Illustrated History, 1817-1934
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by Ronald J. Benice, Fred Reed (Editor)Ronald J. Benice
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Overview
Tying together the history and economic development of the state, this catalog of Florida paper money covers Colonial days through the Great Depression-765 notes in all.
The book includes currency issued by governments such as the Territory of Florida and the state of Florida; scrip issued by cities and counties; and notes issued by banks, railroads, insurance companies, merchants and individuals. Entries provide information on the paper money's issuers and engravers as well as an estimate of rarity using the familiar Sheldon scale. Whenever possible, the author has identified portraits of real and mythological characters or allegorical representations on the notes.
The book includes currency issued by governments such as the Territory of Florida and the state of Florida; scrip issued by cities and counties; and notes issued by banks, railroads, insurance companies, merchants and individuals. Entries provide information on the paper money's issuers and engravers as well as an estimate of rarity using the familiar Sheldon scale. Whenever possible, the author has identified portraits of real and mythological characters or allegorical representations on the notes.
Product Details
ISBN-13: | 9780786466054 |
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Publisher: | McFarland & Company, Incorporated Publishers |
Publication date: | 03/30/2011 |
Edition description: | Reprint |
Pages: | 207 |
Product dimensions: | 6.90(w) x 10.00(h) x 0.50(d) |
Age Range: | 18 Years |
About the Author
Ronald J. Benice (Sarasota, Florida) is a retired mathematician and telecommunications director. He is the award-winning author of several books as well as many articles on paper money. Fred Reed has been an editor of both Paper Money and Coin World magazines. He lives in Dallas.
Table of Contents
Table of ContentsPhotographic Credits ix
Preface 1
Introduction 3
1. Republic of the Floridas 5
2. Territorial Notes 8
First Issue 8
Second Issue 9
3. Civil War Currency 11
1861 Dated Issues 11
1862 Dated Issues 20
1863 Dated Issues 24
1864 Dated Issues 30
1865 Dated Issues 32
4. Florida Currency During Reconstruction 35
Interim Currency 1865–1870 35
1870 Currency Issue 36
Redemption and Destruction of Notes 40
5. Obsolete Notes and Scrip 41
Alafia 41
Apalachicola 42
Bay Port 60
Brooksville 61
Brunswick & Florida Steam Boat & Stage Line 62
Cedar Keys 63
Cork 64
Dutton 65
Ellaville 66
Fernandina 68
Fort Blount 73
Hernando County 74
Highland 75
Iola 76
Jacksonville 79
Key West 92
Madison 93
Magnolia 93
Manatee 96
Marianna 96
Micanopy 100
Millview 101
Milton 103
Montgomery, Alabama 103
Monticello 107
Ocala 109
Orange Springs 109
Panama 113
Pensacola 115
Quincy 127
St. Augustine 128
St. Joseph 131
Silver Springs 138
Starke 138
Tallahassee 139
Tampa 164
6. Advertising Notes 166
7. Financial Panic and Depression Scrip 174
1873 174
1907 174
1933 176
8. College Currency 184
Florida Normal College, White Springs 184
Bibliography 187
Index 191
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