FR. 1116 1914 $100 Federal Reserve Note Minneapolis PMG 35 – CVF

The 1914 $100 Federal Reserve Note issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis is a distinguished example of early American currency, prominently featuring Benjamin Franklin. The note is characterized by its striking blue seal and matching serial numbers, reflecting the design aesthetics and authority of the newly formed Federal Reserve system during the early 20th century. The reverse side is adorned with elaborate imagery of allegorical figures showing commerce, labor, peace, plenty, and a quadratic display of the $100 denomination, illustrating the sophisticated craftsmanship and security features of the period. Issued in 1914, this note highlights both the artistic advancements in currency design and the economic context of its time. Valued by collectors for its historical significance and design, it represents a crucial moment in the evolution of U.S. monetary policy and aesthetics.