$1000 City of San Antonio Gold Bond handcrafted-texas-flags

$1000 City of San Antonio Gold Bond handcrafted-texas-flagsIssued by the City of San Antonio, this 20 year $1,000 Gold Coupon Bond paid 4%. The owner would clip one of the accompanying coupons every six months and would be paid $20 interest in gold coins by his or her bank. Investors who owned these bonds would make regular visits to their banks to cut out and redeem the coupons and collect their interest, so the wealthy citizens of this era became known as "Coupon Clippers."

Europeans and particularly Germans were fascinated with the Republic of Texas and the opportunities the vast lands presented for emigration

including some of the most desirable lands

The yet to be fully developed areas of Texas consist of the large Robertson and Milam counties in the North

New Mexico

under this flag

there was a demand for a modern streetcar line

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and a collection of originals that would match these replica notes is worth well over $5

and representatives of the new Texas government were welcomed in cities from New Orleans to New York

The Flag of Gonzales with Travis' Last Letter From the Alamo

The future 46th state divided showing trails and railroads

the first by the Government of Texas in Houston and the second series after the government of the Republic of Texas was moved to Austin