Farm and Factory on First Federal Reserve Note

Teddy Roosevelt inspired gold coins with iconic American images, and this first-ever 1914 $10 Federal Reserve Note did the same thing for paper money. The reverse features farming and industry, the two drivers of the economy at the time. The farmers are using real "horsepower," and the factory symbolizes American power and ingenuity. This classic note is rarely seen and makes a great addition to any collection. Check out the bold blue Federal Reserve Bank seal on the front! These are part of the last series of large-size "Horseblanket" notes. Each is in Fine condition.