1914 $100 New York FRN Fr#1088 PMG VF 25

$1,499.99

The Federal Reserve System was established in 1913 to create a more stable and flexible American banking and monetary system. The Series 1914 Federal Reserve Notes were among the earliest currency issues produced under this new financial structure.

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CVC & Collectables presents this 1914 $100 Federal Reserve Note was issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and represents an important example of early American Federal Reserve currency. Cataloged as Friedberg #1088, this large-size note features a portrait of Benjamin Franklin and the distinctive blue Treasury seal associated with the 1914 series. Certified PMG Very Fine 25, it offers collectors an opportunity to own a historic high-denomination note from the early years of the Federal Reserve System.

Currency Highlights

  • Country: United States
  • Year: 1914
  • Denomination: $100
  • Type: Federal Reserve Note
  • Federal Reserve District: New York (B)
  • Friedberg Number: Fr#1088
  • Series: 1914
  • Treasury Seal: Blue
  • Obverse: Portrait of Benjamin Franklin
  • Reverse: Allegorical figures representing Labor, Plenty, Commerce, and other themes of national prosperity
  • Grade: PMG Very Fine 25
  • Certification: Paper Money Guaranty (PMG)

Design & Devices

Obverse: Features a prominent portrait of Benjamin Franklin, surrounded by elaborate engraved borders, denomination counters, and the inscriptions identifying the note as a Federal Reserve obligation. The blue Treasury seal and district identifiers distinguish this early Federal Reserve issue.

Reverse: Displays an elaborate allegorical composition emphasizing American industry, commerce, and prosperity. The intricate artwork reflects the detailed engraving and artistic craftsmanship characteristic of large-size United States currency.

Condition

Certified PMG Very Fine 25, this example retains recognizable design elements and substantial engraving detail despite circulation wear consistent with its assigned grade.

Collectibility

Large-size $100 Federal Reserve Notes are desirable among collectors of early American currency, particularly examples from the original 1914 series.

The combination of the New York Federal Reserve District, Fr#1088 attribution, blue Treasury seal, Benjamin Franklin portrait, and PMG VF25 certification makes this an attractive addition to a collection of high-denomination United States paper money.

U.S. Currency Type

Federal Reserve Note

Grade

PMG

Denominations

$100

Condition

Very Fine – 25

Year

1914

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