U.S. Small Size Notes
Starting in 1928, the United States began issuing its currency in a reduced size format. People were using new-fangled "wallets," and the large size notes just didn't fit in them well. Small size notes came with many different colored seals and serial numbers, each reflecting a different type of issue: Silver Certificates were blue, Gold Certificates were gold, and Legal Tender Notes were red.
In addition, Federal Reserve Notes (green) and National Currency (brown) filled out the spectrum. Collectors have begun to realize how scarce nice condition small size notes are, and have been eagerly buying them up. With the recent changes in the designs of our paper currency, the earlier notes are all disappearing.
- Found 22 items
1928. $1. F-1500. PMG. Ch Unc-64. EPQ. Legal Tende$535.00Pack fresh and great eye appeal!
Item #241431 (1 / 22)
1928. $20. F-2050-J. PMG. Gem-66. EPQ. Federal Res$559.00Choose from 2 different notes!Item #241433 (2 / 22)
1928. $20. F-2050-L. PMG. Gem-66. EPQ. Federal Res$575.00Choose from 2 different notes!Item #241095 (3 / 22)
1928. $5. F-1950-F. PMG. Ch Unc-64. Federal Reserv$515.00Atlanta District. Vivid inks and nice embossing rest upon bright paper.
Item #241582 (4 / 22)
1928. $5. F-1950-H. PMG. XF-40. Federal Reserve No$595.00St. Louis District. An attractive 'Gold on Demand' note that exhibits deep color, bright paper, and strong eye appeal for the grade. Only 33 notes in all grades are in the Track & Price census.
Item #241602 (5 / 22)
1928. $500. F-2200. PMG. Ch XF-45. Federal Reserve$3,695.00New York District. Dark Green Seal. A great note for the the grade with vibrant color and bright paper. Embossing stands out and the look is sure to please.
Item #241461 (6 / 22)
1928*. $5. F-1950-C*. PMG. Ch F-15. Federal Reserv$369.00Star Note. Philadelphia District. A scarce star note with only 7 stars known out of a total of just 80 notes in all grades. Problem-free with even wear.
Item #241581 (7 / 22)
1928-A. $20. F-2051-G. PMG. Gem-66. EPQ. Federal R$1,295.00Chicago District. A super 'Gold on Demand' note that exhibits a pack fresh look and great eye appeal.
Item #241498 (8 / 22)
1928-C. $1. F-1603. PMG. Gem-66. EPQ. Silver Certi$1,750.00A beautiful pack fresh note with excellent color and strongly embossed serial numbers.
Item #240501 (9 / 22)
1928-D. $1. F-1604. PCGS. Superb-67. PPQ. Silver C$1,100.00An outstanding example of this tougher issue, Funny Back.
Item #133466 (10 / 22)
1928-F. $5. F-1531. PCGS. Superb-67. PPQ. Legal Te$439.00Wide I. Pack fresh and great eye appeal.
Item #241076 (11 / 22)
1929. $20. F-1870-E. PMG. Ch Unc-63. EPQ. Federal$495.00Richmond District. An attractive note with vivid ink and bright paper.
Item #241462 (12 / 22)
1929. $20. F-1870-K. PMG. VF-30. EPQ. Federal Rese$379.00Dallas District. Bright paper and strong color. Superior appearance for the grade.
Item #231203 (13 / 22)
1929. $20. F-1870-K. PMG. XF-40. Federal Reserve B$399.00Dallas District. Folding is light and still looks great.
Item #231149 (14 / 22)
1929*. $100. F-1890-G*. PMG. VF-30. Federal Reserv$1,850.00Star Note. Chicago District. A tough high denomination star that shows only 13 known according to Track & Price. Solid for the grade.
Item #241529 (15 / 22)
1934. $1. F-1606. PMG. Gem-65. EPQ. Silver Certifi$189.00Item #238506 (16 / 22)
1934. $10. F-2308m. PMG. VF-30. North Africa.$2,495.00An extremely rare 1934 mule variety of a popular North African issue. The note is well centered and the paper has wonderful eye-appeal. Seldom seen in any grade and highly desirable.
Item #235852 (17 / 22)
1934. $500. F-2201-G. PMG. XF-40. Federal Reserve$2,395.00Chicago District. Dark Green Seal. Well centered and solid for the grade.
Item #241293 (18 / 22)
1934-A. $5. F-1651. PCGS. Gem-66. PPQ. Silver Cert$179.00Item #241567 (19 / 22)
1950-C*. $10. F-2013-J*. PCGS. Gem-66. PPQ. Federa$379.00Kansas City District. Bold ink rests upon bright paper. A scarce star note.
Item #239279 (20 / 22)
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