1929 $100 Federal Reserve Notes (Very Fine)

In 1915, the Federal Reserve Bank Note Series was introduced. Backed by the individual branch bank of the Federal Reserve that issued the notes. Upon issue in 1915, only one denomination that was planned was never released. That denomination was the $100 note. When the notes were redesigned and reformatted as small-sized notes in 1929, the $100 note was finally put into production. Right now, 1929 $100 Federal Reserve Bank Notes in Very Fine condition are available to purchase online at Silver.com.

Note Highlights:

Ships to you inside of a plastic currency sleeve!
First issue of $100 Federal Reserve Bank Notes!
Bears face values of $100 (USD) from the United States.
The obverse depicts Benjamin Franklin.
On the reverse is the exterior of Independence Hall.
Serial numbers and US Treasury seals are printed in brown ink.
Please note that you may get notes with the same or different Federal Reserve Bank branch names when you buy more than one.

Each 1929 $100 Federal Reserve Bank Note listed here is in Very Fine condition. Notes in this condition often showcase light to moderate signs of wear, light to mild soiling on the notes from use, and fold lines. Notes the best Very Fine condition have no more than 10 fold lines, while the average Very Fine note has numerous fold lines. Federal Reserve Bank Notes are available with the name of an individual branch bank printed on the obverse to the left of Franklin’s portrait.

Silver.com cannot guarantee the name of the branch bank present on the note you receive. There are 12 branch banks of the Federal Reserve and your notes may all have the same branch bank name or multiple different names when you buy more than one.

The obverse side of the 1929 $100 Federal Reserve Bank Note features a portrait of Benjamin Franklin. Franklin was one of America’s earliest international diplomats and an influential Founding Father during the Revolution. Franklin’s bust was planned for a 1915 Series release in the Federal Reserve Bank Note series, but it was only ever produced as a proof and never made for circulation.

On the reverse field of 1929 $100 Federal Reserve Bank Notes is an image of Independence Hall. Built in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 1753, the building served as the first Pennsylvania State House and was the capitol building for the Province and, later, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The building was the site of the Second Continental Congress from 1775 to 1783 and the location of the Constitutional Convention in 1787.

The designs introduced on the Federal Reserve Bank note in 1929, and the Federal Reserve Note in 1928, are still the foundation of the modern Federal Reserve Note designs in use today.

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Additional information

Weight	1.00000 oz

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Year: 1929

Manufacturer: United States

Condition: Very Fine

Face Value: $100

Issuing Country: United States

Edge Design: Smooth

Packaging Type: Archival Quality Currency Sleeve

Images shown are examples only. Actual item appearance is subject to change, but will always correlate with title and description.

Lowest Price: $229.99

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