1914 RED SEAL FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE - NEW YORK SUPER PCGS VERY FINE 30 PPQ

Description

Here is a
simply beautiful
example of the
1914 .00 RED SEAL FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE
, in super condition from the NEW YORK, NEW YORK,
Federal Reserve Bank!  It was issued only from 1914-1918, after which the seal was changed to blue. This has always been a very scarce and popular type.
It features a wonderful center portrait of President
Andrew Jackson.
The
Red Seal is Large
,
on the right side along with
bold red serial numbers.
The Federal Reserve Seal is at left, with "2-B" for the New York Federal Reserve Bank. The reverse has the vignettes of "
Farm Scene in York County, PA"
at left
and
"Industrial Factory Scene in Joliet, IL"
at right.
Fancy Serial #
B6967697A.
Treasury signatures of Burke and McAdoo.
Fr. 893b
.
This is an exceptional
fully crisp and totally bright note that has been graded
V
ERY
FINE 30 PPQ by PCGS Currency.
The note has merited the coveted PPQ (Premium Paper Quality) designation, reserved for those notes exhibiting the finest original paper quality. Try and find one of these in this grade with PPQ. It is almost impossible. This one is well worth a premium.
There are
NO
pinholes, tears, writing, ink, or stains.
A beautiful example of this type, which is very hard to find in nice conditon. See enlargeable photos!
You will love this note!