Coins with lower values are often easy to gather. For people with low incomes, it may be harder to pay bills. In the United States, Federal notes have sometimes appreciated more than expected.
Consider the $50 Federal Reserve Note from Philadelphia Fr-1035 from 1914. Fantastic sales have made this a great year for numismatics.
$50 1914 Federal Reserve Note features
This important bill is from Philadelphia and is from the year 1714, which means it is more than a hundred years old. In fact, PCGS says it is a Fr-1035 version. It has also been graded as Choice Very Fine (VF) 35.
We want you to know that this kind of grading is pretty common on these bills. This one, on the other hand, is very famous, and many collectors would love to have one. There are a lot of people who want it.
But what’s so great about this $50 bill? In fact, the pattern on the back is what makes it so appealing to so many collectors. Remember that the picture shows a figure that stands for Panama holding a caduceus.
Also, it’s standing pretty between two boats in the water. There’s no need to say that millions of coin and medal fans all over the world and in the US want this amazing work of art.
When was this $50 note sold?
This bill is interesting because it was sold at auction on June 25, 2024. In other words, it was not long ago. People who have this note and want to make some cash may be eager to sell it after this deals.
Remember that it was worth $1,805, but it only has a $50 face value. Heritage Auctions was in charge of this sale of bills. Since the total price included the buyer’s fee, it goes without saying that the seller was thrilled that it sold for more than expected.
There are a lot of them on eBay if you want to add one to your collection of bills and coins. The prices change based on the condition and where the bill was issued. Click on this link to see some examples: https://www.ebay.com/b/50-1914-Year-US-Federal-Reserve-Large-Notes/149943/bn_73808603