1928 $1,000 One Thousand Dollars Federal Reserve Note "Dark Green"- Cleveland (PMG 35)

Bill has been graded PMG Choice Very Fine 35. Please see the images for details on the condition of the bill.

The Treasury seal and serial numbers on Federal Reserve Notes were printed in green, distinguishing them from other types of currency. The term "dark green" may indicate a specific shade or variation of the green ink used.

The 1928 $1,000 Federal Reserve Note from the Kansas City district is a scarce and significant piece of U.S. currency. Bearing the portrait of President Grover Cleveland on the front, it was primarily used for large financial transactions between banks. The note is identified by the letter "J" for Kansas City and features its respective seal. Although $1,000 notes were once in circulation, they were discontinued in 1969 due to their limited use in everyday transactions. Today, these notes are highly prized by collectors, with their value determined by factors such as condition, rarity, and serial number.

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