My US Bank Note Type Set

First up is a 20 Federal Reserve Bank Note, a $20, all I need is a $10 to complete the set (although I may eventually get a $50)

And then, I picked a fractional, a 50 cent from the 5th issue.



The next few sets are more expensive, so I'll be limited to about 1 every 2 weeks.

Both are nice additions for sure!

We finally have non essential retail opened, which means that another LCS opened up. This is the one close to me. I've been waiting for them to open so I can get a newfoundland 1 cent, but since I was there I asked if they had any fractional notes. They did and a few others that I'll save up for, but this one was pretty nice and well priced. This is F1309 as it has the short thick key. This is the 25 cents from the fifth issue of fractional currency, which were issued from 2/26/1874 to 2/15/1876. The person engraved is Robert J. Walker who was the treasury secretary from 1845 to 1849. They have 2 of the 25 cents note issued, the only difference is the key in the seal of the Treasury. One is long and thin, the other is short and thick (like a hollow key).

Nice add!

I don't think he got the Spinner note yet. Spinner is the funny looking (okay...several of them are funny looking) bald guy on third edition 50 cent before it changed to "Justice."

Thanks all, the lCS also had a 10 cent fractional (4th issue), but I was low on cash, so that one will have to wait. It was really nice. I still want the Bust of Washington and Columbia/Liberty 15 cents, but they don't have those.

Happy Father's Day everyone! My wife and kids got me a few notes for today and I was pretty happy. I marked the ones I wanted on my guide and told my wife were to get them from and the condition. And she did. Usually all I get is socks or dinner out, but this was a nice surprise. I'll post one a day.

First up is the $10 Federal Reserve Bank Note , I like these as they are different compared to the other Federal Reserve Notes, not only the Brown Shield but also the name of the Federal Reserve bank on the left.