Federal Reserve Bank Notes were issued in the U.S. between 1915 and 1934. Only large size notes were available in denominations of $5, $10, and $20 until 1918, when denominations of $1, $2, and $50 were added. In 1933, small size FRBN’s were printed as an emergency issue in response to many bank failures prompting the public to begin hoarding cash. Take a look at the Federal Reserve Bank Notes available from Alex Perakis Coins & Currency below.
FRBN
| Fr No. | Denom | Type | Date | Grade | Price |
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| 715 | $1 | FRBN | 1918 | AU | $465 |
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A pleasing Philadelphia Green Eagle with vivid inks and balanced margins all around. View Note | ||||
| 720 | $1 | FRBN | 1918 | GEM CU | $1150 |
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A lovely Green Eagle from Cleveland District with balanced margins, vivid inks and bright paper. View Note | ||||
| 739 | $1 | FRBN | 1918 | Choice Extra Fine | $465 |
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| 812 | $10 | FRBN | 1914 | VF | $1650 |
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A tough example with ONLY 43 notes recorded in the Track & Price census. Nicely centered Very Fine. View Note | ||||
| 816 | $10 | FRBN | 1918 | VF | $1675 |
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A tougher Kansas City $10 1918 FRBN with only 55 examples recorded in the Track & Price census. A mid-grade […] View Note | ||||