CVC & Collectables presents this original large-size National Bank Note issued by The First National Bank of Gainesville, Texas. Struck during the early 20th century, this note reflects America’s banking expansion era and remains a desirable Texas charter collectible.
National Bank Note Highlights:
- Issuer: The First National Bank
- City / State: Gainesville, Texas
- Charter Number: 2836
- Denomination: $10
- Series: 1902 Date Back
- Friedberg Number: Fr. 616
- Grade: PMG Fine 12
- Signatures: Lyons / Roberts
- Vignette: William McKinley at left; allegorical America standing with ships and industry on reverse
- Paper Type: Large-size National Currency
- Circulation Status: Obsolete
Time Period Context:
This note was issued during the Progressive Era, a time when Texas was rapidly modernizing through railroad expansion, cotton production, and oil exploration. Gainesville itself was a key regional hub near the Red River, benefiting from cross-border trade and agricultural growth at the turn of the 20th century.
Collectibility:
Large-size Texas National Bank Notes are highly sought after, especially from smaller charter towns. The combination of an early charter number, PMG certification, and surviving circulation history makes this Gainesville issue an appealing example for both Texas specialists and National Currency collectors. Find more alike here!
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