FR.903a 1914 $10 Red Seal Federal Reserve Note San Francisco PMG 30 – VF

The 1914 $10 Red Seal Federal Reserve Note issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco stands out as a notable example of early 20th-century American currency. Featuring a distinguished portrait of Andrew Jackson, this note is marked by its red seal and sequential serial numbers along its state seal, reflecting the Federal Reserve’s emerging influence and the design aesthetics of the era. On the reverse side, the note displays a meticulous image of an industry and a farm promoting urban and rural development with a quadratic display of a $10 denomination. The note’s design captures both the artistic progression in currency and the financial developments during its release in 1914.