Gold Plated Foil Greenback 0 dollars 1863 UNITED STATES (398A)

Description

24K Gold Plated miscellaneous 1863 Gold Greenback series, lovely replacement for the original.
The reverse of the notes were printed with green ink, and were thus called "greenbacks" by the public, being considered equivalent to the Demand Notes already known as such. These Notes were issued by the United States to pay for labor and goods.
OBVERSE:
Vignette spread eagle, Red seal of the Department of the Treasury, In Green also in Black large value numbers, signatures of the Register and treasurer of the United States.
Text: PATENTED  APRIL  23rd  1860. ～ NATIONAL BANK NOTE COMPANY ～ AmericanBankNoteCoNewYork ～ ACT OF MARCH 3D.. 1863. ～ Washington March 10th 1863 ～ THE SAUR⋆AMER.⋆SEPTENT.⋆SIGIL.  ～ NUMBER WR 999999 NEW SERIES ～ THE UNITED STATES Promise to pay to bearer One Hundred Dollars
Signature: Lucius E. Chittenden - Register  4/17/1861 - 8/10/1864
Signature: Francis Elias Spinner - Treasurer  3/16/1861 - 6/30/1875
Design: Joseph P. Ourdan
REVERSE:
Rectangular window within patterned circle with inscription, repeating arch patterns all around the note with inscription, flowers and the value in numbers.
Text: ONE HUNDRED ～ UNITED STATES ～ 100 TREASURY NOTE ～ U.S. THIS NOTE IS A LEGAL TENDER FOR ALL PUBLIC AND PRIVATE, EXCEPT DUTIES ON IMPORTS AND INTEREST ON PUBLIC DEBT, AND IS RECEIVABLE IN PAYMENT OF ALL LOANS MADE TO THE UNITED STATES ～ 100 PATENTED APRIL 23rd 1860. ～ NATIONAL BANK NOTE COMPANY 24K GOLD
Country                       United States
Type
Not Legal tender, Miscellaneous note
Date                             1863
Value
100 dollars
Currency
Dollar
Material                      24K Gold on Foil
Serial number           WR 999999
Issue                           Greenback (series 1862–63)
Color                           Grey/Green on Gold
Size
154 x 65 mm