FR. 975 1914 $20 Federal Reserve Note Philadelphia PMG 65EPQ – Gem Uncirculated

The 1914 $20 Federal Reserve Note issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia stands as a notable piece of early 20th-century American currency, prominently featuring Grover Cleveland. Distinguished by its distinctive blue seal and sequential serial numbers, this note exemplifies the design and authority of the newly formed Federal Reserve system. On the reverse side, the note displays a powerful invention known as the steam engine and steamship showing development in the technology sector. It shows intricate designs and a quadratic representation of the $20 denomination. The craftsmanship showcased in this note highlights the technological and artistic progress of the time. Issued in 1914, it captures a pivotal moment in American currency history, marking the integration of Grover Cleveland’s portrait into Federal Reserve Notes.