Six Republic of Texas Facsimile Notes, 1837 & Seal

Updated August 11, 2026

One framed Republic of Texas-themed display containing six currency-style facsimile prints: $3, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100, together with a MAP OF TEXAS print and a circular emblem lettered THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS. The denomination prints visiblyinclude COPY markings; the $20 design includes HOUSTON, TEXAS and a partially legible date appearing as April 15, 1837. No mint marks or grades are visible, and the prints are presented as Republic of Texas/Texas designs rather than authenticatedoriginal currency. Large ornate dark frame with glazing, dark inner mats, textile-covered interior backing, and attached reverse hanging wire and hardware. Glazing shows substantial reflection and glare; the frame has handling dust and minor apparentsurface wear, while the reverse paper or cardboard backing is creased, wavy, and marked, with portions of the edges or corners torn or open. The map and printed inserts have age-toned or intentionally antiqued coloration; condition and substrate ofthe circular emblem cannot be fully evaluated through the glazing.

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