Collectible Stocks and Bonds from North American Railroads
by Terry Cox

Georgia

One of original colonies
Became state: January 2, 1788

Because of its advantageous terrain, this state has seen a moderate number of railroad company incorporations, especially in the post-Civil War era. Pre Civil-war certificates are highly sought after and generally difficult to find. While the state seal is known to grace a large number of varieties of private and state-issued paper money, it only has been recorded on a tiny number of railroad certificates.

Because of its sparse design, Georgia's state seal has always been particularly useful as a logo design. The design consists of three pillars supporting an arch with sword-bearing militia man inside. Woven into the design are the words Constitution, Justice, Wisdom and Moderation.

Number of Varieties of collectible certificates
(counting all companies that operated within the state)
Limited number (100-500 varieties)
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