FR. 800 1915 $5 Federal Reserve Bank Note Kansas City PMG 64 – CU

This valuable note was issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and is a notable piece of early 20th-century American currency, featuring a prominent portrait of Abraham Lincoln. Distinguished by its blue seal with it’s matching serial numbers, this note reflects the design trends and regulatory standards of the Federal Reserve system during its time. The reverse side presents intricate patterns along with Columbus Sighting Land at left and the Landing of the Pilgrims at right and a quadratic display of the $5 denomination, highlighting the craftsmanship and security features of the period.