1000 Dollars Federal Reserve Note; "Redeemable in Gold"

Obverse

Portret prezydenta Stephena Grovera Clevelanda.

Script: łaciński

Lettering:
1000 FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE 1000
REDEEMABLE IN GOLD ON DEMAND
AT THE UNITED STATES TREASURY,
OR IN GOLD OR LAWFUL MONEY
AT ANY FEDERAL RESERVE BANK.
1000
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
WILL PAY TO THE BEARER ON DEMAND
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
1000
WASHINGTON, D.C.

Reverse

Tekst "Stany Zjednoczone Ameryki" i nominał.

Script: łaciński

Lettering:
1000 1000 1000 1000
The United States of America
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
1000 1000 1000 1000

Signatures

Walter Orr Woods (WOW)	Register of the Treasury
Andrew William Mellon (AWM)	Secretary of the Treasury

Printer

Comments

Banknot wyemitowany przez Rezerwę Federalną w ramach serii emisji z 1928 r. i udostępniony szerokiej publiczności 10 lipca 1929 r. Banknot ten, wraz z 8 nominałami banknotów Rezerwy Federalnej, był pierwszym banknotem o ustandaryzowanym wyglądzie i cechach charakterystycznych, z podobnymi portretami i innymi elementami. Banknoty te były również pierwszymi banknotami o wymiarach 6,14 cala na 2,61 cala, czyli nieco mniejszymi niż duże poprzedniki z serii 1923 i wcześniejszych, które mierzyły 7,421 cala na 3,125 cala.

Uwaga: Litery kodowe oddziałów Rezerwy Federalnej

* A/1 - Boston, Massachusetts
* B/2 - Nowy Jork, Nowy Jork
* C/3 - Filadelfia, Pensylwania
* D/4 - Cleveland, Ohio
* E/5 - Richmond, Wirginia
* F/6 - Atlanta, Georgia
* G/7 - Chicago, Illinois
* H/8 - St. Louis, Missouri
* I/9 - Minneapolis, Minnesota
* J/10 - Kansas City, Missouri
* K/11 - Dallas, Teksas
* L/12 - San Francisco, Kalifornia

This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

Issued by the Federal Reserve as part of the Series of 1928 issues, and was released to the general public on July 10, 1929. This note, along with the 8 denominations of Federal Reserve Notes, were the first standardized notes in terms of design and characteristics, featuring similar portraits and other facets. The notes were also the first to measure at 6.14 inches by 2.61 inches, quite a bit smaller than the large-sized predecessors of Series 1923 and earlier that measured at 7.421 8 inches by 3.125 inches.

Note: Code Letters of the Federal Reserve Branches

* A/1 - Boston, Massachusetts
* B/2 - New York, New York
* C/3 - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
* D/4 - Cleveland, Ohio
* E/5 - Richmond, Virginia
* F/6 - Atlanta, Georgia
* G/7 - Chicago, Illinois
* H/8 - St. Louis, Missouri
* I/9 - Minneapolis, Minnesota
* J/10 - Kansas City, Missouri
* K/11 - Dallas, Texas
* L/12 - San Francisco, California

See also

• Politician

• 5 Dollars (Federal Reserve Note; "Redeemable in Gold"; Branch ID in Letters)
• 10 Dollars (Federal Reserve Note; "Redeemable in Gold"; Branch ID in Letters)
• 20 Dollars (Federal Reserve Note; "Redeemable in Gold"; Branch ID in Letters)
• 50 Dollars (Federal Reserve Note; "Redeemable in Gold"; Branch ID in Letters)
• 100 Dollars (Federal Reserve Note; "Redeemable in Gold"; Branch ID in Letters)
• 500 Dollars (Federal Reserve Note; "Redeemable in Gold")
• 5000 Dollars (Federal Reserve Note; "Redeemable in Gold")
• 10 000 Dollars (Federal Reserve Note; "Redeemable in Gold")

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