Small size Federal Reserve Bank Notes were issued in 1933 in denominations of $5 through $100. They were printed as part of an emergency issue in response to many bank failures at the time. These notes used the same paper stock as national bank notes of the era and looked fairly similar to those notes, though they came from distinctly different issuers.
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| Fr No. | Denom | Type | Date | Grade | Price |
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| 1850-C | $5 | FRBN | 1929 | CH CU | $235 |
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A bright, Choice Unc $5 FRBN from Philadelphia with balanced margins all around. View Note | ||||
| 1860-C | $10 | FRBN | 1929 | XF | $125 |
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A well centered and bright Philadelphia FRBN. View Note | ||||
| 1860-E | $10 | FRBN | 1929 | VF | $165 |
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Evenly circulated and well centered note from Richmond, VA district. Very bright. View Note | ||||
| 1870-H | $20 | FRBN | 1929 | PCGS 64 | $295 |
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A tougher St. Louis district $20 1929 FRBN that is well centered and bright. View Note | ||||
| 1870-K | $20 | FRBN | 1929 | VF | $175 |
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A problem free Very Fine from Dallas District. Margins all around. View Note | ||||