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Message:: [QUOTE="Jamericon, post: 695750, member: 18294"]There are no Series of 1928B $50 and $100 plates. The only difference between 1928A and 1928B faces is the district seal; both have Woods-Mellon signatures.  They never made a lot of early $50 and $100 notes relative to smaller denominations, and therefore did not make many plates, or simply reserved making them until after they made $5s, $10s and $20s. By the time they made Series of 1928A plates for $50s and $100s, the decision had been made to change the district seal from a numeral to a letter. So these were made as 1928A letter plates.  Series of 1928A plates had already been made for the smaller denominations because the signature change predated the seal change, and these carried the numeral seal. In order to make these uniform, they made Series of 1928B faces with the letter seal. The face plate serials are individual sequences for each 1928 series.[/QUOTE]