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Set #353 the 3rd Set Printed, These exclusive sets, for the first time ever, features crisp uncirculated Series 2004 $50 notes with MATCHING LOW SERIAL NUMBERS. This is a limited edition set – only 500 worldwide were printed and sold by the BEP. There is a collection of 12 Series 2004 notes, one from each of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks. Serial Numbers started a number 351 and continued thru 851. These Sets Sold Out within one hour at the BEP!!
S/N M65937576 One of the most popular Large Size Type notes displays the portrait of Ta-to-ka-in-yan-ka also known as Chief Running Antelope. He was the chief of the Oncpapa or Huncpapa Tribe of the Sioux Nation. George F. Smille, who engraved many of our most beautiful pieces of currency, engraved the portrait and requested the Chief wear his war bonnet. He refused, deeming it inappropriate, so a war bonnet from the opposing Pawnee Nation was substituted in the engraved portrait. This $5 silver certificate is the only piece of US paper money issued for general circulation that uses a Native American as the central vignette.
S/N 36 Low Fancy 2 Digit Serial Number Very Hard to Come on this Series only a few available to the public with Low Serial Numbers. The Front of the Note was designed by Will H. Low and engraved by Charles Schlecht. History instructing youth to the left to the right the Constitution, in the background the Washington Monument and the Capitol, around the borders the names of great Americans in wreaths. Educational Series Note.
S/N Z1265107 Beautiful Brown Seals are the most popular!!, FR-100 Signatures of Scofield and Gilfillan Only 103 Known on this Combination. Head Of Daniel Webster, U.S. Congressman And Senator; Secretary Of State in 1841 and from 1850-1852 AKA "The Jackass Note" Named This Because If You Turn The Note Upside-Down The Eagle On The Front Of The Note Looks Just Like A Jackass.
