1914 $10 Federal Reserve Currency Note Kansas City PMG XF 40

1914 $10 Federal Reserve Currency Note Kansas City PMG XF 40

This 1914 $10 Federal Reserve Currency Note Kansas City PMG XF 40 is a fantastic addition to any collection. US paper currency notes are extremely valuable since they serve as primary sources of America’s economic history. The 1914 Blue Seal Federal Reserve Currency Notes are somewhat common, therefore they make a great place for any beginning collector to start! But, what gives each individual Federal Reserve currency note its value is the condition it arrives in. PMG graded this Federal Reserve currency note as Extra Fine 40. Start or grow your collection today with your purchase of this superb 1914 $10 Federal Reserve Currency Note Kansas City PMG XF 40.

The design of this Federal Reserve currency note features Andrew Jackson. Jackson was the 7th President of the United States whose supporters founded the Democratic party in the 1800s. Before his presidency, he served in the House of Representatives and the US Senate for Tennessee. He is most known for his controversial Presidential Trail of Tears or “Indian Removal Act” that forced the relocation of Native Americans in the states. Although he appears on the modern US $20 dollar bill, he was originally featured on this note. 

The front features a portrait of Andrew Jackson and information about the note including the serial number, blue seal, face value, and country. The back displays the denomination and vignettes that feature farming and industrial expansion. The workers on the left side drive horses pulling plows through an open field, and the right side showcases organized factories with smoke pluming into the sky.

Product Features:

• Graded by PMG as XF 40
• Produced by the US Federal Reserve
• Face value of $10 USD backed by the US Government
• Obverse: Features the portrait of the seventh US President, Andrew Jackson. Text: “FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE”, “THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA”, “WILL PAY TO THE BEARER ON DEMAND”, “AUTHORIZED BY THE FEDERAL RESERVE ACT OF DECEMBER 23, 1913”, “Washington D.C.”, the serial number, Federal Reserve seal, blue seal, series number, two signatures from official US treasurers, and the face value.  
• Reverse: Illustrates two vignettes of the expanding US. The left side shows an image of farming and the right displays a picture of factories. Text: “TEN  DOLLARS”, “FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE”, “10” in each corner, and information about the legal status of the currency note.

Bullion Exchanges is happy to offer this 1914 $10 Federal Reserve Currency Note Kansas City PMG XF 40 to our valued customers. If you want to start a collection, do not forget to check out the 1918 $1 Federal Reserve Currency Note Richmond PMG AU 55,  2003 $1 Federal Reserve Currency Note Error PCGS AU 50 PPQ, and 1899 $1 Silver Certificate Currency Note Teehee Burke PMG AU 58.  When you order with Bullion Exchanges, we will carefully package and ship your items to your address. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact one of our customer service representatives.

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