FR. 894a 1914 $10 Red Seal Federal Reserve Note Philadelphia PMG 35 – CVF

The 1914 $10 Red Seal Federal Reserve Note, issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, stands as a distinguished piece of American currency. This note features a prominent portrait of Andrew Jackson, which is a hallmark of the early Federal Reserve issues. It is marked by its red seal and matching serial numbers along its state seal on it, reflecting the design aesthetics and regulatory authority of the early 20th century. On the reverse side, the note displays intricate design elements of the industrial and agricultural development with a quadratic representation of the $10 denomination. These features not only highlight the note’s artistic details but also its attributes, which were advanced for its time.