1914 (D-Cleveland) $50 FRN VF-25 PMG (Fr#1038)
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Considered one of the most striking and refined designs among large-size currency reverses, this note features a depiction of the opening of the Panama Canal.Currency Highlights:
- The first FRNs released for public circulation.
- Each note is protected in an archival-quality currency sleeve by PMG.
- Certified $50 note from the 1914 series in solid Very Fine 25 by PMG.
- Obverse, last printed in 1928, features a portrait of President Ulysses S. Grant.
- Reverse depicts the opening of the Panama Canal, showing an ocean liner alongside a battleship from the period.
- Bears the Burke/Houston signature pairing—Friedberg #1038
This note grades Very Fine 25 and retains a strong degree of original crispness. Add this attractive large-size $50 to your cart today!
Series 1914 Federal Reserve Notes were the first of their kind issued following the passage of the Federal Reserve Act in 1913. This legislation created the banking system and standardized currency still in use today. Denominations ranged from five to ten thousand dollars, with districts designated A through L, representing Boston through San Francisco.
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