On July 10, 1929, after years of discussions, the first of the current, reduced size notes were placed in circulation. In order to cut costs on printing paper money, it was decided that millions of dollars could be saved if currency was reduced 25% in size. Also, it was a way for the government to have more uniformity in the look of its currency.
Small Size
| Fr No. | Denom | Type | Date | Grade | Price |
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| 2400 | $10 | Gold Certificate | 1928 | PCGS 45 | $365 |
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A lovely and bright Choice XF Gold Certificate with bold yellow seal and serial numbers. Well centered on front and […] View Note | ||||
| 2402 | $20 | Gold Certificate | 1928 | PMG 40 | $365 |
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Broad margins all around on this XF 40 Gold Note. View Note | ||||
| 2402 | $20 | Gold Certificate | 1928 | PCGS 40 | $395 |
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Margins all around on this bright XF $20 Gold Certificate with pleasing inks on front and back. View Note | ||||
| 2402 | $20 | Gold Certificate | 1928 | PMG 64EPQ | $1350 |
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A bright and beautifully inked Gold Certificate with lovely overprints and margins all around. View Note | ||||
| 2402 | $20 | Gold Certificate | 1928 | VF | $370 |
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Broad margins all around on this problem free Very Fine with pleasing colors on front and back. View Note | ||||