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Collect Confederate War Bonds; You'll Find Them Great Conversation Pieces

Have you ever seen a Confederate States of America bond?

The secessionist government emitted bonds to get monetary support to undergird its efforts. Southerners and others loaned money to the Confederacy, which in return promised to pay them off, with interest, presumably once the war had been won and the the South's independence secure.

Suffice it to say, the vast number the people who loaned funds in support of the Confederacy never received a single penny back. Therefore, the people secreted those Confederate war bonds away in a drawer or in a trunk in the closet, never bothering to attempt to redeem the attached coupons, which were now made completely valueless by the Confederacy's failure to survive.

Today, though, those bond certificates are prized collector's items. And, you can turn around and sell Confederate bonds (along with other types of paper items) on eBay for some extra spending money.

The South's war bonds can be enjoyed as decorative items (if you frame them, they should be matted using museum type materials so as to prevent possible damage; glareless glass is also a good idea, despite the the extra expense.

The Confederacy issued a large number and variety of its bonds during its short time. Those bonds were issued with different face values, and differed a great deal in their appearance and even in the color of the paper on which they were issued.

From a century during which even a run-of-the-mill banking certificate was often an exercise in ornateness, the Confederacy's bonds were flush to the metaphorical gills with flourishes, including scenes such as towns and farms, mythic figures, and, naturally, military leaders and other heroes of the South.

If you decide to frame one of these Confederate bonds and display it, possibly in a study or office, you will enjoy gazing at it and admiring its arresting, antique appearance. Like me, you will surely find yourself musing over what it might have been like to be alive during that momentous time and during those particular tumultuous years.

Southerners weren't the only persons to buy the Confederacy's war bonds. Some persons across the sea in England, and also as other countries of Europe, did so too. Could be they were people whose sympathies in the American Civil War lay with the Confederacy and its leaders in Richmond. Or quite possibly they were merely placing a wager on the outcome of the war.

Buying and selling southern war bonds has become a significant activity inisde the the hobby of scripophily, which refers to collecting old financial instruments (including stock certificates, bank notes and railroad bonds, for instance) for their historic and artistic value.

If you would like to explore this subject further, you can find books, as well as free information on the Web about Confederate bonds. You should learn more about their historical background and then attend coin shows where dealers may have them for sale. If you're just interested in the artistic aspect, you can purchase one or two of the more common issues relatively inexpensively. If you are interested in buying and selling for profit or as a business, naturally you will need to seriously study these bonds, their different issues and how to grade them for condition, and be prepared for the give-and-take of bargaining with other knowledgeable dealers.

Leave it to an enterprising British woman to become the foremost authority on making money--even earning a living--selling pieces of American paper, not only old currency and bonds but even pages torn out from old magazines. You can read more about her surprising eBay paper selling method here.

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