1928 B $10 FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE BOSTON REDEEMABLE IN GOLD ON DEMAND
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:35810395 | Circulated/Uncirculated: Circulated |
| Grade: Ungraded | Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
| Type: Banknotes | Certification: Uncertified |
| Year: 1928 | Denomination: $10 |
1928 B $10 FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE BOSTONFR. 2002-AThe 1928 Federal Reserve $10 notes were printed in Washington DC and feature a portrait of Alexander Hamilton and
have the U.S. Treasury on the back. They have a green seal on the right and green serial numbers.
You will notice that “In God We Trust” is not found on the note, as the motto didn’t appear on notes until 1956.In those days, a person could march into a bank, hand the clerk a slip of paper as ...illustrated above and demand the denominated amount in gold coin. The system imposed a hard discipline upon banks...and held inflation in checkmate. Federal Reserve banks were required to keep a 35% reserve of "gold or lawful money" on hand, lest they make a liar of the United States Treasury secretary – in this case the Hon. Andrew William Mellon. In effect, the private citizen bound the banking system in golden handcuffs. But one Great Depression, one New Deal and one world war later.....we come now to a 1950 $10 bank note: The fine print disguises a vast swindle: The gold provision was stricken from the record. The bankers had broken free of their golden handcuffs.
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Pictures are taken of the actual coin you will receive and should be used to grade for yourself.
Grading is subjective, even for highly rated grading services.
* I am not a professional grader and only offer my opinion, if any, based on other Numismatic materials.
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have the U.S. Treasury on the back. They have a green seal on the right and green serial numbers.
You will notice that “In God We Trust” is not found on the note, as the motto didn’t appear on notes until 1956.In those days, a person could march into a bank, hand the clerk a slip of paper as ...illustrated above and demand the denominated amount in gold coin. The system imposed a hard discipline upon banks...and held inflation in checkmate. Federal Reserve banks were required to keep a 35% reserve of "gold or lawful money" on hand, lest they make a liar of the United States Treasury secretary – in this case the Hon. Andrew William Mellon. In effect, the private citizen bound the banking system in golden handcuffs. But one Great Depression, one New Deal and one world war later.....we come now to a 1950 $10 bank note: The fine print disguises a vast swindle: The gold provision was stricken from the record. The bankers had broken free of their golden handcuffs.
100% AUTHENTIC GUARANTEED!ALWAYS FREE SHIPPING!!!USPS PRIORITY MAIL SHIPPING AND CAREFULLY PACKED
Pictures are taken of the actual coin you will receive and should be used to grade for yourself.
Grading is subjective, even for highly rated grading services.
* I am not a professional grader and only offer my opinion, if any, based on other Numismatic materials.
THANK YOU FOR LOOKING!!
PLEASE SEE ALL OF MY GREAT COIN LISTINGS
