1934 $1000 Federal Reserve Note, FR#2211 Kansas City. PMG 55
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$1000 Piece of History
An exceptional piece of American financial history, this 1934 $1,000 Federal Reserve Note represents one of the most prestigious denominations ever issued by the United States. Featuring the portrait of President Grover Cleveland, the $1,000 bill was primarily used for large financial transactions and banking purposes rather than everyday commerce. With high-denomination currency officially discontinued from issuance in 1969, surviving examples have become increasingly desirable among collectors of rare American paper money.
This particular example was issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and features the Julian-Morgenthau signature combination. It has been professionally graded PMG 55 About Uncirculated, reflecting its impressive state of preservation more than nine decades after its original series date. The note retains strong visual appeal, with its distinctive green Treasury seal, intricate engraving, and classic large-denomination design.
With relatively few $1,000 notes surviving compared to conventional denominations, these remarkable pieces occupy a special place in American numismatics. Professionally authenticated, graded, and encapsulated by PMG, this outstanding example offers collectors an opportunity to own a tangible piece of America's monetary history and a denomination that will never again enter regular circulation.
An exceptional piece of American financial history, this 1934 $1,000 Federal Reserve Note represents one of the most prestigious denominations ever issued by the United States. Featuring the portrait of President Grover Cleveland, the $1,000 bill was primarily used for large financial transactions and banking purposes rather than everyday commerce. With high-denomination currency officially discontinued from issuance in 1969, surviving examples have become increasingly desirable among collectors of rare American paper money.
This particular example was issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and features the Julian-Morgenthau signature combination. It has been professionally graded PMG 55 About Uncirculated, reflecting its impressive state of preservation more than nine decades after its original series date. The note retains strong visual appeal, with its distinctive green Treasury seal, intricate engraving, and classic large-denomination design.
With relatively few $1,000 notes surviving compared to conventional denominations, these remarkable pieces occupy a special place in American numismatics. Professionally authenticated, graded, and encapsulated by PMG, this outstanding example offers collectors an opportunity to own a tangible piece of America's monetary history and a denomination that will never again enter regular circulation.
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