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1914 (G-Chicago) $20 FRN VF-25 PMG (Fr#991a)
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This 1914 $20 Federal Reserve Note is from the Chicago District featuring the far seals from the portrait identifying it as a Type "A" variety. Certified Very Fine 25 by PMG. Add this 1914 $20 with the locomotive and steamboat back to your cart today!Currency Highlights:
- The first of the Federal Reserve Notes issued for general circulation.
- Sealed in an archival quality currency holder by PMG.
- Graded Very Fine-25 by PMG.
- Face: Bears the portrait of President Grover Cleveland.
- Back: Vignettes of transportation, locomotive and steamboat.
- Signatures: White/Mellon—Friedberg# 991a
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Series 1914 Federal Reserve Notes were the first of this type issued after the Federal Reserve Act passed in 1913. This established the banking system and uniform currency that exists to this day. Denominations from Five through Ten Thousand Dollars, and districts A through L, (Boston through San Francisco) were established. The reverse design highlights the importance of transportation and commerce in early 20th-century America, depicting a train and steamboat as symbols of the nation's expanding economy and industrial progress. As one of the first Federal Reserve issues, this note offers collectors a remarkable connection to the origins of the Federal Reserve System and a transformative period in American history. - Specifications
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