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1928A United States $50 Federal Reserve Note Minneapolis PMG 64CU Very Scarce
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Description
1928A Minneapolis $100 Federal Reserve Note Fr. 2151-I PMG 64 Dark Green Seal
Description:
This Fr. 2151-I $100 Federal Reserve Note from the 1928A series, issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, is an outstanding example of early small-size U.S. currency. Graded PMG Choice Uncirculated 64, this note features rich, sharp ink colors and creamy white paper, offering tremendous visual appeal and well-preserved originality.
A key distinction of this particular note is its Dark Green Treasury Seal, an important subtype within the 1928A series. Early small-size Federal Reserve Notes underwent color adjustments during production, with dark green seals representing some of the earliest runs before the Bureau adopted lighter shades. Collectors closely track these variations, especially on high denominations like the $100.
This Minneapolis issue (district letter “I”) is notably scarce in higher grades, with PMG reporting only two examples graded higher than 64 for this Friedberg number. The margins are balanced and the printing quality is exceptional, enhancing both its eye appeal and desirability among condition-focused collectors.
Collector’s Value:
With its bold color, rarity in upper grades, and designation as a dark green seal variety, this 1928A Minneapolis $100 note is a superb find for collectors of high-denomination small-size currency. As one of the finest certified examples available, it offers a compelling combination of historical significance, visual elegance, and grading scarcity.