CVC & Collectables presents a classic $10 Series of 1902 Plain Back National Bank Note was issued by The First National Bank of Litchfield, Minnesota, Charter #6118. National Bank Notes are especially collectible because each was issued through a specific federally chartered bank, providing a direct connection to the banking history of its community. This example is cataloged as Friedberg #624 and has been certified PMG Very Fine 30.
Currency Highlights:
- Location: Litchfield, Minnesota
- Issuing Bank: The First National Bank of Litchfield
- Charter Number: 6118
- Denomination: $10
- Series: 1902
- Type: Plain Back National Bank Note
- Friedberg Number: Fr. 624
- Serial Number: Z414149D
- Bank Serial Number: 3357
- Signatures: Lyons | Roberts
- Grade: PMG Very Fine 30
- PMG Comments: Stains
- Obverse: Features a portrait of President William McKinley at left, with the title of The First National Bank of Litchfield prominently displayed at center. Blue charter numbers appear on both sides.
- Reverse: Features the allegorical “Union” vignette surrounded by ornate engraving and large $10 denomination elements.
- Certification: Authenticated and graded by PMG.
Historical Significance
National Bank Notes were issued through federally chartered banks across the United States, with each note carrying the name and charter number of its issuing institution. Unlike federally issued currency that is associated primarily with a series and denomination, these notes can be collected by individual town, state, bank or charter number.
This example was issued by The First National Bank of Litchfield, Charter #6118, giving it a direct connection to the financial history of Litchfield, Minnesota.
Condition
PMG has graded this note Very Fine 30. The certification holder notes “Stains,” which should be considered when evaluating the note’s overall condition. Despite circulation, the bank title, charter numbers, portrait and major design elements remain readily visible. Find more alike here!
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