What exactly are these? Value?

[baylorhall]

These are a few framed pieces that my father had. He was a coin and bill collector and is now deceased. These bills are from the 1800's, but they do not have the date filled in. 18__ Any help would be appreciated! Thanks

 

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[hombre_de_plata_flaco]

Looks like you have some uncut sheets of "Broken Bank Notes". I would think they would be quite valuable.

Not sure about the exact values, but this guy has only one of your Tallahassee RR Notes for sale for $195.00

http://w.mawebcenters.com/floridaca...tallahassee-rr-1-00-very-fine-stk-ofl245.html

 

[hombre_de_plata_flaco]

Here is an FleaBay listing for one of your $100.00 Canal Bank notes. They guy wants a dollar under face @ $99.00

http://cgi.ebay.com/1800s-Canal-Bank-New-Orleans-100-Dollar-Note-100-/150559967975

 

[hombre_de_plata_flaco]

This guy has a lot of the South Carolina Notes in denominations of $1-$50

Estimated @ $300-$600 for the set of six.

Bank of the State of SC $1-$50, Obsolete Banknote Sextet (6). Columbia, South Carolina, 1873, Lot of 6 Banknotes, $1-2-5-10-20-50, All are black on light avocado green underprint and borders with red serial numbers (all are 3 digit serial numbers), all with green backs, includes well known "Sweet Potato Dinner" vignette with additional portraits of Oxen pulling cotton bales with slave; ship at dock being loaded with cotton; Washington and other vignettes. All appear to be in VF to AU condition but are hammer canceled that does not detract from the appearance. Attractive group of notes. Est. $300-$600

http://www.expcom.com/ABNVIIWeb/Part1/ABNVII1_09.html