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.
FRBN
| Fr No. | Denom | Type | Date | Grade | Price |
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| 1850-C | $5 | FRBN | 1929 | CH CU | $165 |
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| 1870-A* | $20 | FRBN | 1929 | PMG 35 | $1200 |
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| 1870* | $20 | FRBN | 1929 | Fine | $250 |
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A well centered Philadelphia FRBN Star Note. Low serial number C00003332A*. Only 24,000 Star notes from Philadelphia printed. View Note | ||||
| 1890-B | $100 | FRBN | 1929 | UNC | $235 |
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The first of three consecutively numbered notes. (s/n B00349367A). An uncirculated New York FRBN with margins all around. Right side […] View Note | ||||
| 1890-B | $100 | FRBN | 1929 | UNC | $235 |
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The second of three consecutively numbered notes. (s/n B00349368A). An uncirculated New York FRBN with bold inks and bright paper. […] View Note | ||||
| 1890-B | $100 | FRBN | 1929 | UNC | $235 |
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Third of three consecutively numbered notes. (s/n B00349369A). Broad margins and bright paper. Slight toning on right margin. View Note | ||||