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T-60 PF-27 1863 $5.00 CSA Currency
State capitol in Richmond, Va., center. C. G. Memminger to the right.
No Series. Lithog'd by Evans & Cogswell. Serial number 18725. Plen G.

The T-60 was printed on white paper. The center of the note presents the state capitol of Virginia in Richmond. C. G. Memminger, who served as Secretary of the Treasury for most of the War, is shown at the lower right. The reverse is ornate with the denomination. This note was payable two years after the ratification of a Treaty of Peace between the Confederate States and United States. It also was receivable for all dues except export dues and fundable in 6% bonds within 12 months of issue.
This type comes on quality white bank note paper. The notes were printed on a range of papers from plain to watermarked CSA and also include Wookey Hole Mill and J Whatman paper. There are numerous series, plate letter and even a couple of printer name errors. Inverted backs range from extremely rare to the “just” very rare T-60 PF-26IB which is one of the easiest 1863 inverted backs.
This type is common in most grades except Choice Extremely Fine to Choice Uncirculated.