FR. 1085– 1914 $100 Federal Reserve Note Boston PMG 30 VF

FR. 1085– 1914 $100 Federal Reserve Note Boston PMG 30 VF

The 1914 $100 blue Seal Federal Reserve Note, issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, is a standout example of early Federal Reserve currency. Its bold portrait of Benjamin Franklin and distinctive blue Treasury Seal reflect the strong, authoritative design of the era. The reverse showcases an impressive allegorical scene of America, flanked by symbols of peace, plenty, labor, and commerce, along with a striking geometric display of the denomination—an excellent demonstration of the advanced engraving and security features of the period. A historically significant and visually compelling early Federal Reserve issue, representing the innovation and economic spirit of 1914.