1918 (G-Chicago) $1.00 FRBN VF-30 PMG (Fr#727)
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Large Size Federal Reserve Bank Notes, often called “Horse Blanket Notes,” were originally redeemable in silver dollars and remain highly collectible. This 1918 $1 New York note is certified Very Fine 30 by PMG.Currency Highlights:
- This denomination features a blue seal and blue serial numbers.
- Housed in an inert mylar currency holder by PMG.
- Certified Very Fine 30 by PMG.
- Face: Features a left portrait of George Washington, with the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Illinois and the obligation at the center.
- Back: Greenback with an eagle in flight carrying an American flag with the denomination in each corner.
- Teehee/Burke signatures—Friedberg #727.
Secure a striking piece of World War I–era history—add this iconic “Green Eagle” note to your collection today!
Issued during World War I, the 1918 $1 Federal Reserve Bank Note was an emergency release to ease a nationwide currency shortage caused by the Pittman Act. Known as the “Green Eagle,” its bold design symbolizes American strength and unity, while George Washington’s portrait adds timeless appeal. A historic and highly collectible note, perfect for any collection.
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