1870s Lincoln, Nebraska F-15 PCGS (Fr# McKee 2)

• Note issued by the Treasurer of The City of Lincoln, Nebraska.
• Housed in archival quality currency holder by PCGS.
• Graded Fine-15 by PCGS.
• Face: Displays a farmer sharpening his long scythe on the left side, while Lincoln's profile appears on the right side.
• Back: The center of the green back features a soldier and his horse within a circle, positioned above the artistically stylized word "LINCOLN."

These notes were commonly issued by local entities, such as cities or banks, before the federal government centralized the production of paper currency. The 1870 Lincoln, Nebraska $2 note is an example of obsolete currency, issued before the widespread use of national banknotes and the establishment of modern U.S. currency standards.

Originally created for local circulation, these notes often featured distinctive designs unique to the issuing city or institution. Today, they are considered collectibles, with their value determined by factors such as condition and rarity.