Large Size Fed Reserve Bank Notes $1 Fr-708 to Fr-746

During the Civil War, both the North as well as the South developed their own currency. Ripped apart by war and teetering on bankruptcy, Congress ordered the printing of a number of notes. These Large Size Notes were commonly called horse blankets because of their dimensions. Issued from 1861 to 1928, their original size was approximately 7.42 inches by 3.13 inches. Cost cutting measures have reduced todays note to the more familiar 6.14 inches by 2.61 inches. Demand Notes or Greenbacks minted only in 1861 represent Americas first type of Federal Bank money.

All notes that was printed and issued to the public is still legal tender today and can be redeemed to any bank for face value. They exception is the 1900 $10,000 gold certificate that was tossed out of a window during a fire in 1936. They were punched cancelled and therefor have no face value for redemption except for collectors.

Large Size-Federal Reserve Bank Notes

The large-size Federal Reserve Bank Notes (FRBNs) , also known as National Currency, was issued in two series and in denominations of $1 to $50. They are often confused with National Bank notes because they have the inscription "National Currency" across the top. They feature blue seals and blue serial numbers.

  • The first issue, Series issue 1915 was authorized by Federal Reserve Act of December 23rd, 1913 and consisted of only of $5, $10 and $20 notes. They were issued by the Federal Reserve Banks of Atlanta, Chicago, Kansas City, Dallas and San Francisco. They are titled as National Currency and are similar to National Bank Notes. The obligation to pay the bearer falls to the specific Federal Reserve Bank, not the United States Treasury Department. The San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank issued only $5 notes. The obligation to pay the bearer is similar to that on the first charter national bank notes, differing only slightly in wording but not in meaning.
  • The second issue, Series 1918, consisted of $1, $2, $5, $10, $20 and $50 notes issued to all 12 Federal Reserve Banks (though all banks did not necessarily issue all denominations). St Louis was the only district that issued the $50 denomination and is considered a rarity in high grade. The $20 denomination was issued by Atlanta and St Louis only and is also considered a rarity. Although Federal Reserve Bank notes are a rather recent issue, all are quite scarce in high grade.

Treasury Department records show that only slightly more than $2 million is outstanding from a total issue of nearly $762 million.

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Fr.-717 1918 $1 Philly FRBN PCGS-64PPQ Serial # C50556838A
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$595
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I would highly recommend to anyone who is trying to put together a set of $1 1918 FRBNs known as the Flying Eagles, to do so real soon. These notes have been under priced for many years and now the ma...
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Fr.-717* 1918 $1 Phillly FRBN Star Ser. # C438257* PCGS VF-30
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This is a real decent 1918 $1 FRBN star from the Philadelphia District. The serial number is C438257*. It has been graded as a PCGS VF-30. These scarce FRBN star notes are just not readily available a...
Added: 4/1/2010 Views: 4713 Price: $2,650.00

Fr.-717* 1918 $1 Philly FRBN Star (only known EPQ) Ser. # C452769* PMG EF-40EPQ
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PMG POP 1/ None Finer! ONLT PPQ note know in census. This is a star that you do not see very often, especially in this high of a grade. It is a 1918 $1 FRN STAR from the city of Brotherly Love....Phil...
Added: 4/1/2010 Views: 4716 Price: $2,850.00

Fr.-717* 1918 $1 Philly FRBN Star Ser. # C340526* VF
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This is a FR-717* or a 1914 Philadelphia FRBN Star Note. There are 27 known of which most are in a lower grade. This note has a few tiny pinholes on the sides which are only noticeable when candeled....
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Fr.-718 1918 $1 Cleveland FRBN Ser. # D787522A PMG-65EPQ
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Here is a nice GEM example of the famous 1918 $1 Federal Reserve Bank Note (FRBN) from the Cleveland District. The serial number is D787522A and resides in a GEM PMG-65EPQ holder.

Collector's r...

Added: 2/20/2016 Views: 4700 Price: $995.00

Fr.-722E* 1918 $1 Richmond, VA FRBN Star Ser. # E254476* Raw
This is a very rare 1918 $1 FRBN star from the tough Richmond district with on 9 known. Although circulated it is still very collectiable. the serial number is E254476*. See the large scans for a better description. The latest Murray Book list is in VG fo...
Added: 5/18/2010 Views: 4714 Price: $1,650.00

Fr.-727 1918 $1 Chicago FRBN Ser. G1984437A PMG-65EPQ
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Added: 3/18/2018 Views: 4718 Price: $795.00

Fr.-733* 1918 $1 St. Louis FRBN Star (5 kwn) Ser. # H272609* CGA F-15
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$2,750
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This is a rare 1918 $1 FRBN STAR from the St Louis District. It is the 2nd finest of the five known. Murray's book lists a total of only 5 known. All are in VG grade except 1, which is in VF. It is ci...
Added: 1/1/2010 Views: 4723 Price: $3,750.00

Fr.-736 1918 $1 Minneapolis FRBN Ser. I11617354A PMG-53-EPQ
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Added: 3/18/2018 Views: 4713 Price: $495.00

Fr.-739 1918 $1 Kansas City FRBN Ser. J19276239A PMG-58EPQ
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Added: 3/18/2018 Views: 4713 Price: $795.00

Fr.-740 1918 $1 Dallas FRBN Ser. K2415368A PMG-45
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Added: 3/18/2018 Views: 4714 Price: $585.00

Fr.-741 1918 $1 Dallas FRN Ser. K9870674A PMG 30
I will fill in Description once I return from the upcoming Baltimore Show from March 21st to the 24th, 2018....
Added: 3/18/2018 Views: 4712 Price: $475.00

Fr.-742 1918 $1 Dallas FRBN Ser. K17337278A PMG-40
For more information on this note please contact Jhon E Cash at 214-769-9936 or cybuski@verizon.net or

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Added: 3/18/2018 Views: 4713 Price: $465.00

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