My Georgia Collection

Martin-Latimer Type 10

Criswell - GA CR15

Serial # 14129

Plate: K

Rarity: R1

Grade: UNC

Note: Missing top border, clean stamp for this variety

Martin-Latimer Type 10

Criswell - GA CR15

Serial # 216

Plate: G

Rarity: R1

Grade: AU

Note: This is a remainder and falsely filled in. The Serial No doesn’t match the signature pairs found in the Martin-Latimer Reference guide. Apparently someone identified this as fake and wrote ‘spurious’ on the note…whether this was done during the civil war or 10 years ago, who knows. Don’t pay too much (like me) if you see one of these offered…I’ve seen multiples

Martin-Latimer Type 10

Criswell - GA CR15

Serial # 53614

Plate: F

Rarity: R1

Grade: F

Note: Ugly note, but I bought it because of the stamp on back. I’d love to say that it was stamped; however, more than likely, this is simply ink transference from another ink-heavy stamp

Martin-Latimer Type 10

Criswell - GA CR15

Serial # 48709

Plate: H

Rarity: R1

Grade: UNC

Note: Now that I look at the other Type 10’s in my collection, I note that this note is my only clean example with 4 borders in UNC condition

Martin-Latimer Type 10

Criswell - GA CR15

Serial # 8000

Plate: K

Rarity: R1

Grade: XF

Note: Another remainder which has been falsely filled in. While the names are accurate, they don’t match the signature combinations in the Martin-Latimer reference guide. Someday, I hope to find a Type 10 or 11 with a missing Treasury stamp

Martin-Latimer Type 10

Criswell - GA CR15

Serial # 491

Plate: R

Rarity: R1

Grade: VF

Note: This is a remainder and falsely filled in. The Serial No doesn’t match the signature pairs found in the Martin-Latimer Reference guide. Apparently someone identified this as fake and wrote ‘spurious’ on the note…whether this was done during the civil war or 10 years ago, who knows. Don’t pay too much (like me) if you see one of these offered…I’ve seen multiples