Jhon E. Cash - Fr.-2231 1934 $10,000 Boston FRN Ser. A00000098A PMG AU-50

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Fr.-2231 1934 $10,000 Boston FRN Ser. A00000098A PMG AU-50

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This is one of my first $10,000 notes I ever purchased. This is also the third time in 13 years I have offered it for sale. This is the 1934 $10,000 from the scarcer Boston District. It is a cool two digit serial number of A00000098A and even more impressive is it is a Light Green Seal Varity.

There are only 14 known Boston $10,000 bills and remember this is the 98th $10,000 bill issued, as Boston is the A district or first district. Check the scans and you will clearly see that this should be in a 55to 58 holder. There is two small corner tip folds in the lower right side and basically that is it. It is as well centered as you can get. There are no rips, tears, pinholes or bank marks. It is in a PMG-50 holder.

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