The First Small-Size Federal Reserve Notes

The last Federal Reserve Notes originally redeemable in gold and the first issued in a new size!

• Includes five denominations — $5, $10, $20, $50 and even the $100 bill; issued in much smaller quantities, higher denominations are especially hard to find.
• The most defining feature of today’s currency — sized roughly one-third smaller than earlier paper money — began with the Series 1928 Federal Reserve Notes.
• Although no longer “Redeemable in gold on demand,” as the historic legend on the notes indicates, all of the bills in this collection are still U.S. legal tender.
• Beginning with the Series 1928 Federal Reserve Notes, the seals and serial numbers are printed in green and no other color.
• Dating back to the Roaring Twenties, each note is in well-preserved circulated condition, protectively encapsulated in a clear, collector-quality capsule bearing identifying details and the PCS guarantee that it is genuine U.S. currency.
• FREE: An heirloom-quality wooden Display Chest, complete with lock and key, will be sent free of charge with the third shipment.
• A fact-filled Collector’s Guide detailing the fascinating story of this pivotal note in the history of U.S. currency is also included free of charge.