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Demand Note

A Demand Note is a type of United States paper money that was issued from August 1861 to April 1862 during the American Civil War in denominations of 5, 10, and 20 US$. Demand Notes were the first issue of paper money by the United States that achieved wide circulation, albeit only for a short time. The U.S. government placed Demand Notes into…

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Treasury Notes and early United States paper money

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Demand Note

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Avg. degree1.97
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Demand Note

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related to Common features among denominations · 26
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related to Treasury Notes and early United States paper money · 21
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related to The transition to legal tender notes · 20
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related to Production figures and collectibility · 19
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related to Pre-issuance · 18
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related to $10 notes · 16
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related to $5 notes · 15
Demand Note → Alexander Hamilton, ALL PUBLIC DUES, Capitol, Capitol Building, Demand Notes, Five, Freedom, However, On, PLURIBUS UNUM, RECEIVABLE IN PAYMENT OF, RIBUS UNUM, Statue, The, Washington
related to Post-issuance · 15
Demand Note → August, Demand Notes, In, Initially, Secretary, Secretary Chase, September, September Secretary Chase, These, They, This, To, Treasury Chase, Union, Union General-in-Chief Winfield Scott
related to Suspension of specie payment · 14
Demand Note → British, By, December, Demand Notes, Federal, New York, On December, Secretary Chase, The, The Demand Notes, Then, Treasury Notes, Trent Affair, Union
related to $20 notes · 10
Demand Note → ACT OF JULY, Also, America, Demand Notes, Instead, Liberty, OF ALL PUBLIC DUES, RECEIVABLE IN PAYMENT, The, Twenty

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Demand Noteis atype of United States paper money that was issued from August 1861 to April 1862 during the American Civil War in denominations of 50.90text
the images of a bald eagleinstance ofThe obverse of the Demand Notes contained familiar elements0.80text
Abraham Lincolninstance ofThe obverse of the Demand Notes contained familiar elements0.80text
and Alexander Hamiltoninstance ofThe obverse of the Demand Notes contained familiar elements0.80text
though the portraits used on Demand Notes are different from the ones seen on U.S. currency today.When Demand Notes were discontinuedinstance ofThe obverse of the Demand Notes contained familiar elements0.80text
their successorsinstance ofThe obverse of the Demand Notes contained familiar elements0.80text
the United States Notesinstance ofThe obverse of the Demand Notes contained familiar elements0.80text
could not be used to pay import dutiesinstance ofThe obverse of the Demand Notes contained familiar elements0.80text
a large part of the U.S. federal tax base at the timeinstance ofThe obverse of the Demand Notes contained familiar elements0.80text
and thus Demand Notes took precedenceinstance ofThe obverse of the Demand Notes contained familiar elements0.80text
the Firstinstance ofincluding issues by private federally chartered banks0.80text
the Second Bank of the United States.While the constitution did not explicitly grant the power to issue paper currencyinstance ofincluding issues by private federally chartered banks0.80text

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