T-1 $1,000 Montgomery Note Commemorative Color Coin

Following the Southern States' secession from the Union, the Confederate States of America came into being. With a divided country and a new government came the need for a new currency, leading tothe $1,000 Montgomery note.

First issued by the Confederate Congress on April 25, 1861, the $1,000 Montgomery note is a rare artifact today. With only 119 notes known to still exist, the best way to add this historic item to your collection is with this tribute.

Presenting the T-1 $1,000 Montgomery Note Commemorative Color Coin
The T-1 $1,000 Montgomery Note Commemorative Color Coin features a full-color replica of the note on the obverse. Around the image of the note is a decorative border that creates a frame around this eye-catching reproduction. Above the frame are enlarged, engraved portraits of John C. Calhoun and Andrew Jackson.

The reverse of the T-1 $1,000 Montgomery Note Commemorative Color Coin features equally stunning detail. The shield and other accents reflect a similar design from a Confederate half dollar coin. Stalks of cotton and sugar cane curve up the sides of the shield, and a liberty cap stands above it. Hold a reproduction of the rare Montgomery note in full-color and stunning detail with this unique commemorative coin.

Purchase Your $1,000 Montgomery Note Commemorative Coin Today
This $1,000Montgomery note coin is offered exclusively by American Mint. Layered in 24k gold and minted to the finest quality proof condition, a $1,000 Montgomery note commemorative coin will fit well in your collection. It would also make an excellent gift for the history aficionado in your life to help them commemorate this period. Add the T-1 $1,000 Montgomery Note Commemorative Color Coin to your collection today, and explore our assortment of American history and Civil War commemoratives to honor the country's past.