| Bank of Charleston |
Chartered December 17, 1834. Capital $3,160,000.
The only South Carolina bank to remain open long after the Civil War and become a national bank.
Presidents: 1835-1838 James Hamilton; 1838-1839 Ker Boyce; 1839-1840 H. W. Conner;
1840-184? Ker Boyce; 184?-1850 H. W. Conner; 1850-1856 Arthur G. Rose;
1856-1865 J. K. Sass
Cashiers: 1835-1850 Arthur G. Rose; 1850-1852 Robert L. Stewart; 1852-1856 J. K. Sass;
1856-1865 J. Cheesborough
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The only South Carolina bank to remain open long after the Civil War and become a national bank.
Presidents: 1835-1838 James Hamilton; 1838-1839 Ker Boyce; 1839-1840 H. W. Conner;
1840-184? Ker Boyce; 184?-1850 H. W. Conner; 1850-1856 Arthur G. Rose;
1856-1865 J. K. Sass
Cashiers: 1835-1850 Arthur G. Rose; 1850-1852 Robert L. Stewart; 1852-1856 J. K. Sass;
1856-1865 J. Cheesborough
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$5. Similar to S-51, H-G2b.
No pink tint overprint.
DTL&Co.
No pink tint overprint.
DTL&Co.
S-50
H-G2
H-G2
S-52
H-unl
H-unl
Similar to S-53. Plate letter in
upper right. Dated 18__
upper right. Dated 18__
$6. Goddess of War center,
Minerva right, Warrior left.
DTL & Co.
Minerva right, Warrior left.
DTL & Co.
S-57
H-G6
H-G6
S-59
H-unl
H-unl
Counterfeit of S-58. Poor
quality.
quality.
$8. Primitive train center. Ceres
standing on right. Roman warior
standing on left. DTL&Co
standing on right. Roman warior
standing on left. DTL&Co
S-60
H-G10
H-G10
$9, Hope and Commerce center.
Indian top right. Liberty standing
top left. DTL&Co.
Indian top right. Liberty standing
top left. DTL&Co.
S-62
H-G12
H-G12
S-76
H-C18
H-C18
Counterfeit of S-75.