About this lot

Estimated Value: $150-250

Origin: United States

Denomination: One Dollar, Five Dollars, and Twenty Dollars

Year: 1914,1923, and 1929

Printed: Washington DC or Fort Worth Texas

Condition: Various Conditions

Additional Description:  Old Type Large and Small Banknotes, Series of 1929 Brown Seal Twenty Note from Bank of Richmond VA, Series of 1923 Large Blue Seal One Dollar Note, Series of 1914 Large Five Dollar Blue Seal Note. This group of historic U.S. banknotes captures key transitions in American currency. The 1929 $20 brown seal note from the Bank of Richmond, Virginia, is a small-size National Bank Note, linking local banking to a standardized national system. The 1923 $1 Silver Certificate, large and blue-sealed, represents the final generation of oversized notes backed by silver. The 1914 $5 Federal Reserve Note, also large and blue-sealed, marks the early years of the Federal Reserve and the shift toward centralized banking. Together, these notes reflect the evolving structure and design of U.S. paper money in the early 20th century.

Lot details

Lot
263
Closed
October 23, 2025

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