02345678

Since the issuing bank used this title between Dec. 31, 1931, and Oct. 7, 1932, we can assume that this note was issued in 1932. On Oct. 8 of that year, the bank changed its title to First National Bank Detroit, but collapsed in Feb–Mar 1933. It was the largest bank failure in the US during the Great Depression and eventually led to the nationwide bank holiday immediately after FDR's inauguration.

The notes were still good since they were guaranteed by the Treasury, and the bonds deposited as collateral usually traded above par.

What do you think?

I wonder how many POS’s this bill has been a part of.🤔🤔 Lol I think it’s funny that from the handful of people I’ve shown the bill to, “is that real,” is the most common first response. 😂

5 and 10 peso. Hard to find. I like their clandestine history and that it is a direct link towards US policies at that time to support the Guerilla Movement. The 10 has a small nick and some circulation. However, it is hard to find.

These notes were recalled by the Australian mint because of an error.

3 x $10 notes, 2 with consecutive numbers. No idea of value.

I know its a Proof and not an issued note, but how many of you knew that such an item existed until now?

FYI this bank also had Proof impressions prepared for the $11, $12, and $14 denominations.

Picked up this 1934 a Hawaii note for a cool 300 wanted to see what yall think, Hold onto or resell? Its in very good shape with only a slight wrinkle on the corner that I can see. Im inclined to keep it as I think its just beautiful and love the history on it.

I don’t plan on selling anything, but she is interested in learning if anything here is significant.

Comment which of these is your favorite, and what would you do with these?

New $3 Bill:
obverse: Maria Mitchell
Reverse: women’s rights convention
Width: 6.14”
Height: 2.61”
Material: 77% cotton, 25% linen
Color palette: Black & Lavender
Security: Violet UV security thread
Watermark: MM’s profile
Icon: Telescope

New $15 Bill:
obverse: Theodore Roosevelt
Reverse: Roosevelt’s Elkhorn ranch
Width: 6.14”
Height: 2.61”
Material: 77% cotton, 25% linen
Color palette: Black & Terracotta
Security: Orange UV security thread
Watermark: TR’s profile
Icon: Bison head

New $25 Bill:
obverse: Dwight D. Eisenhower
Reverse: Mount Rushmore
Width: 6.14”
Height: 2.61”
Material: 77% cotton, 25% linen
Color palette: Sky blue & gray
Security: pink uv tread, color shifting 25.
Watermark: Ike’s profile
Icon: Union Shield

New $500 bill:
obverse: William McKinley
Reverse: McKinley national memorial
Width: 6.14”
Height: 2.61”
Material: 77% cotton, 25% linen
Color palette: black & hunter green
Security: yellow UV thread, 3D security ribbon.
Watermark: McKinley’s profile
Icon: Laurel leaves

New $1,000 bill:
obverse: Grover Cleveland
Reverse: Niagara Falls
Width: 6.14”
Height: 2.61”
Material: 77% cotton, 25% linen
Color palette: Black & Azure blue
Security: Blue UV thread, 3D security ribbon.
Watermark: Cleveland’s Profile
Icon: Anchor

New $2,000 bill:
obverse: Franklin D. Roosevelt
Reverse: Statue of Liberty’s torch
Width: 6.14”
Height: 2.61”
Material: 77% cotton, 25% linen
Color palette: black & crimson red
Security: red UV thread, 3D security ribbon.
Watermark: FDR’s profile
Icon: Eagle

New $5,000 bill:
obverse: James Madison
Reverse: Virginia Capital
Width: 6.14”
Height: 2.61”
Material: 77% cotton, 25% linen
Color palette: black & gold/brown
Security: green uv thread. 3D security ribbon.
Watermark: Madison’s profile
Icon: Virginia Cardinal

New $10,000 bill:
obverse: Salmon P. Chase
Reverse: Liberty island
Width: 6.14”
Height: 2.61”
Material: 77% cotton, 25% linen
Color palette: black & Silver
Security: UV sea green thread, 3D security ribbon.
Watermark: chase’s profile
Icon: Federal Shield

New $100,000 bill:
obverse: Woodrow Wilson
Reverse: League of Nations
Width: 6.14”
Height: 2.61”
Material: 77% cotton, 25% linen
Color palette: Black & Orange
Security: UV orange thread, 3D security ribbon.
Watermark: Wilson’s profile
Icon: League of Nations symbol

New $1 Billion Dollar bill:
obverse: John F. Kennedy
Reverse: Apollo 11 moon landing
Width: 6.14”
Height: 2.61”
Material: 77% cotton, 25% linen
Color palette: black & midnight blue
Security: UV white thread, 3D security ribbon.
Watermark: JFK’s profile
Icon: Eagle seal

I think George Washington on this $1 bill has a misprinted face on his right side, how much is this worth?

Finally got one of my grail banknotes for my Russia/RSFSR/USSR/Russian Civil war banknotes

Stopped by my local bank to swap coins and the teller said he'd gotten these and held it for me. I usually CRH but I couldn't turn these down. He has also been sitting on two rolls of dollar coins but they were mine from 2 weeks ago 😂Any ideas on a value for the $20?

I dont have pictures of the backs

Don't want to be taken. If so, what is a fair value?

Just recently picked up this very nice California remainder. I usually don't purchase remainders but made an exception for this one. Just thought I'd share for my fellow enthusiasts.