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Edited by coinfun31
01/20/2019 8:24 pm
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Although they look similar, the two Chicago notes are Federal Reserve Bank Notes, not Nationals.
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all of my national notes Nice group.  Quote:
Although they look similar, the two Chicago notes are Federal Reserve Bank Notes, not Nationals. Interesting, even though it says National Currency, makes sense as they are FRBs. |
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My only National Note so far. Very nice! |
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My only National Note so far. I understand the confusion. Your note says National Currency at the top and new collectors think these FRBNs are Nationals. They are not. Small-size Nationals are 6 digit notes with a charter number printed twice on the face. Federal Reserve Bank Notes have 8 digit serial numbers with the District letter printed 4 times on the face. The below note is a Federal Reserve Bank Note, and not a National. You'll notice the letter "J" (Kansas City District) printed 4 times on the face. You'll also notice it has an EIGHT digit serial number.  This note is a small-size National. It has a SIX digit serial number and the charter number (4949) is printed boldly at each end.  Edited by SteveInTampa
01/25/2019 12:14 pm
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Bedrock of the Community
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Couple of tough notes there, nice examples!
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I gotcha Steve, Thanks for the reminder. I must read my books again, been a while.   |
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thanks for the info Steve is that also why there is a black mark over the names
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dose this count as a national note my oldest grated note just brought it   |
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you bet it does! and that is a real nice one
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Wonderful note, thanks for sharing!
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thanks for the info Steve is that also why there is a black mark over the names I see a black strip below the Governor's signature on the $100 FBRN, if that's what you mean. The black strip is to hide the word President (Bank President), which is the typical signature in that location. |
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yep that's what I meant the black strip
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