I have a confederate 1 dollar bill from Feb. 17, 1864, with the picture of a lady on front, the letter B. on both bottom corners the seriel No. 8229. How much would it be worth today.

Hi, smiley7792!

Do you know what the graded condition of it is? Is there any other information on it, like a location? Also, are you sure it's genuine currency from that period, please?

There have been many copies made of Confederate currency over the decades.

Thanks!

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SMILEY7792- ON FEB.17 1864, the one dollar confederate note printed at that time
had a bust picture of CLEMENT C. CLAY on the front.sorry no woman was printed on them;; now if it was as this one ccclay pictured on the front ,values are - Good-$30.00::Very Good- $45.00;; FINE- $60.00 ;; XFINE- $110.00;; UNCIRCULATED- $150.00:: They had 15 varieties with plate letters { A TO H } I could be wrong ,BUT I think you have a counter fit note ONE way to tell is to look at { FEB 17TH 1864"where the 'TH" is see if there is[ two dots,if it has two dots under "th" then it is susposed to not be counter fit. THE COUNTER FIT ones had only "ONE DOT":::
Have a great day and GOD BLESS:: F.B.E. PS LET ME KNOW ABOUT THE DOTs

That was interesting and informative about the dots, F.B.E. I didn't know about that.

Thanks!

CLOUGH -that is one of three ways to tell if it is counterfit;; you very welcome;;Hope you are doing OK ,Im doing OK.I have to go to the doctor tomorrow,for a check up . Since the last time I had trouble with my medicines was night befopr thanks giving,and he told BARB and me [no more driving until I get TO where medicines don't go as far as making me pass out ;; Well I guess I'd better answer some questions,talk latter ;;
Have a great day and GOD BLESS;; your friend -F.B.E.

Have a great day and God Bless you too, Flying Blue Eagle!