1934 (B-New York) $1,000 FRN AU (Fr#2211-B)

Currency Highlights:

• Series of 1934 $1,000 Federal Reserve Note from the New York District.
• About Uncirculated condition, showing crisp paper, sharp detail, and minimal handling.
• Obverse: Portrait of President Grover Cleveland centered with green Treasury Seal and serial numbers.
• Reverse: Ornate green back design with bold denomination numerals and intricate Treasury engraving.
• New York District issue, one of the most actively collected districts for high-denomination currency.
• Signatures: Julian/Morgenthau. Friedberg #2211-B.

The 1934 $1,000 Federal Reserve Notes were produced for large-scale banking transactions and were withdrawn from circulation in 1969. Their large denomination, classic design, and limited surviving numbers make them enduring highlights in U.S. currency collections.

This New York District example in About Uncirculated condition features strong paper originality and excellent color. A desirable and well-preserved representative of one of America’s most iconic high-denomination issues—add this $1,000 note to your collection today.