1929 $50 US National Currency Note Brown Seal Cull (Random City)

1929 $50 US National Currency Note Brown Seal Cull (Random City)

Bullion Exchanges is proud to offer the 1929 $50 US National Currency Note Brown Seal Cull (Random City) a historic artifact from the era of localized American banking. Issued by various national banks across the United States during the late 1920s and early 1930s, this note features the distinctive brown seal and serial numbers, along with a bold “National Currency” designation at the top. Although graded in cull condition, this note still carries significant collector interest due to its rarity and unique ties to individual cities and banks.

National Bank Notes like this were part of a fascinating chapter in U.S. financial history, when individual banks were chartered to issue currency backed by federal bonds. These notes often featured the name and location of the issuing bank, making them especially desirable for collectors seeking connections to specific towns or states. The 1929 series marked the final issue of large-scale National Currency before the transition to modern Federal Reserve Notes.

Note Specifications:

• Denomination: $50
• Condition: Cull
• Seal Color: Brown
• Obverse:  Features a portrait of Ulysses S. Grant, the 18th President of the United States, with the inscription “THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA” and “FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE.”
• Reverse: Showcases an image of the U.S. Capitol. Inscriptions include “THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA” and denomination

This 1929 $50 US National Currency Note Brown Seal Cull (Random City) is a fascinating relic from a bygone era of American banking. Add one to your collection today from Bullion Exchanges and enjoy fast, secure shipping and excellent customer service.

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