FR. 911a 1914 $10 Federal Reserve Note New York PCGS 65PPQ – Gem New

The 1914 $10 Federal Reserve Note issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York is a distinguished example of early American currency. Featuring a prominent portrait of Andrew Jackson, this note is distinguished by its distinctive design elements, including a blue seal and sequential serial numbers along its state seal that underscore the note’s authenticity. The reverse side of the note highlights intricate decorative patterns with an industrial and agricultural image. It displays a quadratic presentation of the $10 denomination, reflecting the era’s emphasis on both aesthetic appeal and security measures. This note is a prime representation of the evolving artistry in American currency design and the financial innovations of the early 20th century.