1928 (4-Cleveland) $20 FRN CU (Fr#2050-D)
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Protect your Small Size Currency by adding a protective currency holder to your order.
This note also has the numeral "4" in the Federal Reserve seal prior to the adoption of the corresponding letter "D" which was adopted on the later series 1928-D. Add this nice collectors item to your cart today!
This note was one of the last Federal Reserve Notes to have the Gold clause in their redemption wording which states, "Redeemable in Gold on Demand at the United States Treasury, or in Gold or Lawful Money at any Federal Reserve Bank." No Federal Reserve Note since 1928-B has carried this redemption!
Nice $20 Federal Reserve Note from the first year of issue for small size U.S. currency. These numeral notes are popular with collectors.
Currency Highlights:
- $20 FRN's were issued beginning in early 1928 and were the first small size notes.
- Notes will be housed in inert mylar currency sleeve.
- Crisp Uncirculated note from series 1928.
- Signature combo of Tate/Mellon—Friedberg #2050-D.
- Face: A portrait of President Andrew Jackson.
- Back: An engraving of the White House.
Protect your Small Size Currency by adding a protective currency holder to your order.
This note also has the numeral "4" in the Federal Reserve seal prior to the adoption of the corresponding letter "D" which was adopted on the later series 1928-D. Add this nice collectors item to your cart today!
This note was one of the last Federal Reserve Notes to have the Gold clause in their redemption wording which states, "Redeemable in Gold on Demand at the United States Treasury, or in Gold or Lawful Money at any Federal Reserve Bank." No Federal Reserve Note since 1928-B has carried this redemption!
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