1891 $2.00 Treasury Note VG (Fr#357)
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This note is part of a short lived type issued in the early 1890s in denominations of $1 through $1,000. The high denominations of this type are some of the greatest rarities in U.S. paper money.
Currency Highlights:- One of the most short-lived issues of U.S. paper money printed in the early 1890s.
- Face: Portrait of James B. McPherson, a general in the Union Army during the Civil War killed during the Battle of Atlanta in 1864, is at left.
- Back: Obligation language at bottom center with the denomination in multiple places and styles.
- Features a large brown Treasury seal.
- This note is in Very Good condition.
These notes are collectible due to their brief issue and low printing. Add this 1891 $2 Treasury Note to your cart today!
Although titled as Treasury Notes, the obligation boldly stating these could be redeemed 'IN COIN' led to them being referred to as Coin Notes.
The Rosecrans/Huston signature combo indicates a Friedberg number of 357. - Specifications
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