Series Of 1929 $100 Federal Reserve Bank Chicago Star Note Fr#1890-G* PMG VF30

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A Series Of 1929 $100 Federal Reserve Bank Of Chicago, Illinois Star Note Fr#1890-G* G Block with signatures Jones/Woods and serial # G00000722* graded Very Fine 30 by PMG. This note displays an original white to off white paper color with some light greying, visible creases/folds, nice brown ink and uneven margins. Please view our photos for additional information and ask any questions prior to purchase.

National banknotes were a form of United States paper currency distributed by National Banks authorized by the United States government. Starting in 1863 under the National Banking Act, banks with federal charters would deposit bonds into the U.S. Treasury which in turn would allow them to issue banknotes valued up to 90% of the bond's face value. Throughout their years of issue, National Bank Notes were primarily large sized. Each large sized National Bank Note was assigned two distinct numbers. The Treasury serial number indicated the total number of notes of that series and denomination issued by all banks. The bank serial number indicated the number of notes of that series and denomination issued only by that bank.