1934 $10 Fed Reserve Note

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  1. Half.Disme

    Half.Disme Member

    Any idea what it's worth?
     

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  3. USS656

    USS656 Here to Learn Supporter

    $20 in VF condition
     
  4. Grbose

    Grbose CoinSpace.com CEO

    I looked it up in the USPM Catalog and it shows $15.00 in F, $30.00 in XF so your somewhere in between there.
     
  5. Half.Disme

    Half.Disme Member

    ah, ok thanks... any idea why the seal and serial numbers are lime green?
     
  6. USS656

    USS656 Here to Learn Supporter

    Not uncommon for this period - called "Light Green Seal"

    Nice find
     
  7. Half.Disme

    Half.Disme Member

    ah ok thanks!
     
  8. RickieB

    RickieB Expert Plunger Sniper

    Back during the production of Series 1928 A and Series 1928 B the seal color changed from a darker green to a lighter more vivid green or what is called an "apple green" seal and SN color.

    The Seal color that followed on the Series 1928 C and Series 1928 D (both, which are rare notes) will always be found in only vivid or apple green seal color! It is believed that the $5 notes of Series 1928 C from Cleveland and San Francisco were destroyed shortly after Pres. Roosevelt's gold recall order in 1933.
    Only $5 Atlanta notes are reported for the Series 1928 D.


    There are $10 and $20 Denoms available but no $50's or $100's were made
    for these Series.

    It is noted in Hessler and Chambliss Book that in the past 75 years, there has been significant variations in the shades of which these features are printed!

    Hope this explains some what for you.

    RickieB
     
  9. JHXHD

    JHXHD Metal Detectorist

    I got $45 in VF condition. I sure would like to see the back.
     
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