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1950 $10 Federal Reserve Note Special Serial Number Set of 2 PCGS 65PPQ & PMG 64EPQ
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1934D United States $50 Federal Reserve Note PMG 66GU New York TOP POP Scarce
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1902 Wahoo Nebraska $10 National Bank Note Fr 624 Ch 2780 PMG 63 EPQ McKinley Plain Back
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Zimbabwe 2008 Reserve Bank 50 Billion Dollars Pick 87 Hyperinflation Note PMG 66 EPQ Gem Uncirculated
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Zimbabwe 2020 Reserve Bank 50 Dollars Replacement Note Pick 105a* J.P. Mangudya PMG 66 EPQ Gem Uncirculated
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Description
1928 $50 Fr. 2100-D Federal Reserve Star Note Cleveland PMG 63 EPQ Low Serial*
This Fr. 2100-D $50 1928 Federal Reserve Star Note* is a beautifully preserved Cleveland replacement note, certified PMG Choice Uncirculated 63 EPQ. Bright and deeply inked, the note retains original surfaces and presents especially well for the type. Adding significant collector interest is its exceptionally low three-digit replacement serial number, D00000840*.
Star notes were issued as replacements for notes that were removed from circulation during the production process, making them an important specialty within Federal Reserve Note collecting. This example is particularly appealing because of the combination of its 1928 design, Cleveland Federal Reserve district, replacement-star status, and unusually low serial number.
The Fr. 2100-D* designation identifies this as a Series 1928 $50 Federal Reserve Note from the Cleveland district. Its D00000840* serial places it very early within the replacement numbering sequence, creating a distinctive serial-number feature that is immediately apparent to collectors. The note is also described as new to the census, adding further significance to its appearance within the known population.
The PMG Choice Uncirculated 63 EPQ grade confirms an uncirculated example with PMG's Exceptional Paper Quality designation. Combined with the note's bright appearance, strong ink, original surfaces, low replacement serial, and census status, this is an especially attractive offering for collectors of early Federal Reserve Notes and star-note varieties.
For advanced U.S. currency collectors, this note checks several desirable boxes at once: an early $50 denomination, a 1928 Federal Reserve Note, Cleveland district attribution, replacement-star status, exceptionally low serial number, and strong certified condition. It is the kind of specialized vintage currency that adds both visual presence and genuine collecting interest to a serious Federal Reserve Note collection.