FR. 896b 1914 $10 Red Seal Federal Reserve Note Richmond PMG 35 – CVF

The 1914 $10 Red Seal Federal Reserve Note, issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, represents an important artifact of American currency. Featuring a distinguished portrait of Andrew Jackson, this note is marked by its red seal and synchronized serial numbers with its state seal, reflecting the design and regulatory advancements of the early Federal Reserve era. The reverse side of the note is adorned with industrial and agricultural areas elaborating the meaning of development and prominently displaying a quadratic pattern of the $10 denomination. These design elements not only underscore the note’s aesthetic qualities but also its security features, which were state-of-the-art for the time.