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Up for sale is a beautiful, highly collectible Consecutive Pair of Series 1950-D $100 Federal Reserve Notes. Both notes originate from the Philadelphia District (District 3, Prefix C) and carry sequential serial numbers.
Item Specifics:
• Denomination: $100.00 each (Total face value $200.00)
• Series: 1950-D
• Federal Reserve Bank: Philadelphia (C)
• Serial Numbers: C 04596391 A & C 04596392 A
• Signatures: Granahan / Dillon
• Condition: Choice Uncirculated (UNC)
Condition Notes:
These notes are in crisp, uncirculated condition. They retain their brilliant original color, sharp corners, and firm paper body texture. There are no teller ink stamps, pinholes, or heavy handling creases. The centering is exceptional on both bills.
Historical & Collectible Appeal:
Mid-century $100 banknotes in uncirculated condition are increasingly difficult to find, let alone preserved as a perfectly sequential pair. As a Series 1950-D issue, these bills predate the law mandating the national motto on this denomination, meaning they do NOT feature \"In God We Trust\" on the back—a major highlight for vintage currency collectors. Additionally, they feature the classic, sought-after \"small portrait\" design of Benjamin Franklin.
