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Large Size National Bank Notes were first authorized under the National Banking Act of February 25, 1863. This legislative act was signed by President Abraham Lincoln.

Notes printed from 1863 to 1875 are known as “original series.” These notes did not bear the bank’s charter number. The act of June 30, 1874 required that the bank’s charter number be displayed on the notes.

The first bank to circulate National Bank Notes was the First National Bank of Washington, D.C., Charter No. 26, on December 21, 1863.

The first National Bank of Davenport, Iowa was the first National Bank to open for business on June 29, 1863.

Charter Number 1 belonged to the First National Bank of Philadelphia, PA when their charter was received on June 20, 1863

Large National Bank Notes were issued last with series 1902.

There are many ways to collect these i.e., by Charter Numbers, Cities, Towns, Series, State, Serial Number, Denomination, Locality, Signatures and Banks just to name a few. Happy Collecting!

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  1. 1882 U.S. National Currency, Frost National Bank, San Antonio, Texas | Obverse 1882 U.S. National Currency, Frost National Bank, San Antonio, Texas

    $2,475.00

    S/N 27848
    Weak Sigs
    Value Back
    No Rips
    No Holes
    Very Fine condition Learn More

  2. 1902 U.S. $10 National Currency FNB in St. Louis | Obverse 1902 U.S. $10 National Currency FNB in St. Louis

    $435.00

    S/N 96128
    Very Strong Fancy Sigs
    Extra Fine condition
    Signed by L.Allen & W.W. Smith Learn More

  3. 1882 U.S. $5 National Currency, FRN of Los Angeles, CA | Obverse 1882 U.S. $5 National Currency, FRN of Los Angeles, CA

    $875.00

    S/N 114921
    Value Back
    Very Strong Sigs
    Couple of tiny pin holes
    No Stains Learn More

  4. 1902 U.S. $10 National Currency, Pana N.B., IL | Obverse 1902 U.S. $10 National Currency, Pana N.B., IL

    $570.00

    S/N 11337
    Charter 6734
    No Rips
    Very Strong Sigs Learn More

  5. 1882 U.S. $5 National Currency, Hanover N.B. City of New York | Obverse 1882 U.S. $5 National Currency, Hanover N.B. City of New York

    $570.00

    S/N 146225
    Charter 1352
    Brown Back
    Fine Condition
    Very Strong Sigs Learn More

  6. 1882 U.S. $20 National Currency F.N.B. of Pittsburg, PA | Obverse 1882 U.S. $20 National Currency F.N.B. of Pittsburg, PA

    $1,250.00

    S/N 31054
    Weak Sigs
    Charter 6023
    Brown Back
    Very Fine Condition
    Learn More

  7. $20 The City National Bank Of Childress,Texas Series 1882 Value Back Charter No.5992 | Obverse $20 The City National Bank Of Childress,Texas Series 1882 Value Back Charter No.5992

    $3,750.00

    S/N 7715
    Value Back
    Series 1882
    Couple of Stains
    Very Fine Plus- Finest Known
    Charter No. 5992 Learn More

  8. $10 The DE Witt County National Bank of Clinton,Illinois. Series 1902, Charter 1926 Plain Back | Obverse $10 The DE Witt County National Bank of Clinton,Illinois. Series 1902, Charter 1926 Plain Back

    $835.00

    S/N 13676
    Charter 1926
    Plain Back
    Strong Sigs.
    Extra Fine-AU (looks unc) Learn More

  9. $50 The Whiney-Central National Bank of New Orleans, Louisiana Series 1902 Charter 3069 DB | Obverse $50 The Whiney-Central National Bank of New Orleans, Louisiana Series 1902 Charter 3069 DB

    $1,585.00

    S/N 5868
    Series 1902
    Charter No. 3069
    Date Back
    1/4" Split at bottom
    Small hole in "3" right side
    Very Scarce Note! Learn More

  10. $5 Brotherhood of locomotive Engineers Co-Operative Naational Bank of Cleveland,Ohio Series 1902 | Obverse $5 Brotherhood of locomotive Engineers Co-Operative Naational Bank of Cleveland,Ohio Series 1902

    $440.00

    S/N 60468
    Series 1902
    Charter 11862
    Plain Back
    Fr. 607 Learn More

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Bob Reed is a lifelong numismatic collector and dealer from New Orleans, Louisiana. He remains active in many national and local numismatic clubs.

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