1838-39 | Government of Texas | $50 Note | PMG Very Fine 20

This 1838-39 Government of Texas $50 Note, graded Very Fine 20 by PMG, offers a rare glimpse into Texas’s formative years before statehood. Issued by the Government of Texas, this note reflects the bold vision and financial independence of the young republic during a period of remarkable change and challenge.

What makes this note exceptionally special is the signature of Sam Houston, the iconic leader of the Texas Revolution and the first president of the Republic of Texas. Houston’s autograph on this currency imbues it with extraordinary historical significance, making it a true collector’s treasure. The note also bears the signature of Henry Smith, an influential figure in Texas history and the first American-born governor of Texas.

The craftsmanship and historical detail in this Government of Texas $50 note tell the story of a fledgling nation asserting its autonomy. The artistry and quality remain remarkably clear, allowing us to appreciate its design and purpose from nearly two centuries ago.

This rare Government of Texas $50 note is available now at Austin Rare Coins & Bullion, presenting a unique opportunity for collectors to own a piece of early Texas history. Don’t miss out on this extraordinary artifact from Texas’s fight for independence.