April 12, 2024
1914 $10 NEW YORK FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE - ANDREW JACKSON PORTRAIT - NICE CRISP
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Here is a nice crispy SERIES OF 1914 $10.00 LARGE BLUE SEAL FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE. It was issued only from 1914-1925, just before the introduction of small size notes that we use today. This has always been a very scarce and popular type, and was the main type of $10 bill in use during World War I. This one was issued by the New York Federal Reserve District. It features a wonderful center portrait of President Andrew Jackson. The Blue Seal is Large , on the right side along with bold blue serial numbers . The Federal Reserve Seal is at left, with "2-B" for the New York Federal Reserve Bank. The reverse has the vignettes of " Farm Scene in York County, PA" at left and "Industrial Factory Scene in Joliet, IL" at right. Serial # B79168651A. Treasury signatures of Burke and Houston. (Fr. 910). Very nice crisp and bright condition! Bold and bright paper with just a few virtually imperceptible light folds--NO pinholes, tears, writing, etc. A premium note. Sharp color and excellent broad margins. See enlargeable photos! Some retailers and Shop at Home TV charge as much as $499 for this note when they can find it. This note does not come up for sale very often and in nice, crisp New condition and often sells for well over $399 even on Ebay! So if you need it to add something special and super high grade to your large size note collection
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