South Carolina Colonial Currency, II Dollars, issued 23rd Day of December, 1776.  These were printed in Charles-Town by P. Timothy in 1777. (front)	II Dollars (back)
South Carolina Colonial Currency, III Dollars, issued 23rd Day of December, 1776.  These were printed in Charles-Town by P. Timothy in 1777. (front)	III Dollars (back)
February 14 1777, $30. In right lower corner in the circle is a man carrying a pack and walking stick.	South Carolina April 10, 1778
Bank State South Carolina $2 Dollars	Oct. 12, 1853 $5. Planters Bank, Fairfield, Winnsboro, South Carolina signed by Jas. R. Aiken
1860 - Bank Building on corner of Broad & E. Bay in Charleston, S.C.	1859 - Sailing SHips and a Maiden
Note issued under an act to relieve the state of South Carolina for all liability for its guaranty of the bonds of the Blue Ridge Railroad Company, by providing for the securing and destruction of the same, March 2nd, 1872.	Back side of the Ten Dollar Note
1872 State of South Carolina  (front)	1872 State of South Carolina  (back)
1872 Fifty Dollar Revenue Bond Scrip. Printed by the American Bank Note Co. (front)	Note issued under an act to relieve the state of South Carolina for all liability for its guaranty of the bonds of the Blue Ridge Railroad Company, by providing for the securing and destruction of the same, March 2nd, 1872 (back)
July 14, 1826 Farmers & Exchange Bank of Charleson, S.C.
$1 Railroad (token)	Issued by the South Carolina Railroad Co. in 1873, this currency was good for rail travel at the rate of $1 for 25 miles!  The $1 has a female seated at a 19th Century machine with what appears to be rigging for a sailing ship on one side of the bill and a magnificent funnel stack locomotive on the other side of the bill. The $5, good for 125 miles of rail travel, features a side view of the same type of funnel stack, 8-wheel locomotive that appears on the $1 but placed in the center of the bill.
Issued by the State during the Civil War because of lack of coinage in circulation these include three different denominations: 10 cents, 15 cents, and 75 cents.	They have a blue font on the front, and red on the back.
1873 Fare Ticket, $2 The Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Railroad Company, Columbia, South Carolina. This note has 2 train vignettes and a dog vignette.