Buy 1934 $1000 Federal Reserve Note (PMG Extremely Fine 40+)

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Buy 1934 $1000 Federal Reserve Note (PMG Extremely Fine 40+)

Modern Americans are becoming less accustomed to the concept of carrying hard currency around on a daily basis. Throughout much of the nation’s history, hard currency was a part of every transaction for goods and services. Even during this era though, there were notes that few Americans ever actually saw or held. Larger denominations of Federal Reserve Notes are a perfect example. Right now, 1934 $1000 Federal Reserve Notes in certified condition are available to purchase online from Omega Bullion.

Note Highlights:

• Arrives in a protective plastic currency sleeve!
• Redesigned note images from the 1934 Series!
• Limited availability of certified notes!
• Bears a face value of $1,000 (USD).
• Issued a Grade of Extremely Fine 40+.
• Obverse features President Grover Cleveland.
• Reverse offers the denomination of the notes.
• Please note you may notice some variations in the exact condition of notes if you buy more than one.

Each of the 1934 $1000 Federal Reserve Notes available here in this Omega Bullion listing comes with a protective plastic currency sleeve. This plastic sleeve ensures the continued XF 40, or better, condition of the paper note. Bills and notes in this condition typically have a minimum of three fold lines, one of which may be horizontal. It is possible, though not guaranteed, that each note could have more than three fold lines.

The modern Federal Reserve Note was introduced in 1914. This series of paper notes debuted at a time when various forms of American paper currency were in circulation, including Silver Certificates and United States Notes. Compared to those other notes, the larger denominations of Federal Reserve Notes were rarely seen by the public.

Obverse designs on these 1934 $1000 Federal Reserve Notes include a portrait of President Grover Cleveland. This right-profile relief was printed in the classic porthole design portrait, a feature that debuted on American paper currency toward the end of the 19^th century and became more commonplace in the 20^th century. President Cleveland replaced the original design of Alexander Hamilton on this note during the 1934 Series overhaul.

Reverse visuals on 1934 $1000 Federal Reserve Notes offer only notations of the denomination of the bill, both numeric and alphabetic. The nation of issue is also printed on this side. These notes were predominantly used for bank-to-bank transactions in an age before electronic wire transfers existed.

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