1966 $100 U.S. Note Red Seal VF+ (Fr#1550)
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Last of the Legal Tender type to be issued! This series 1966 $100 United States Note is a tough to find Legal Tender issue as just over 3/4 of a million notes of this series were printed. These notes are very popular among collectors.
Currency Highlights:- These $100 Red Seals were issued beginning in 1966.
- Notes will be housed in archival quality currency sleeves.
- Circulated notes from series 1966.
- These notes will be in Very Fine plus condition.
- Friedberg#1550 Granahan/Fowler signatures.
- Face: Depicts a portrait of Benjamin Franklin.
- Back: Features an engraving of Independence Hall.
The notes in this listing will be in Very Fine plus condition. Add some of these great conversation currency pieces to your cart today!
United States Notes were adopted for circulation during the Civil War in 1862 in denominations from One through One Thousand Dollars. The $100 denomination did not carry over when the switch was made to small size notes in 1928. The first issue came in 1966 and continued until the early 1970s. Although they are still legal tender, their red seals and serial numbers and competitive prices make them attractive collector’s items. - Specifications
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