1928A $5 Federal Reserve Note Chicago Numeral 7 Bill G24317286A Fr. 1951-G VF For Sale

🏛️ DEPRESSION ERA HISTORY: SERIES OF 1928A $5 CHICAGO \"NUMERAL 7\" NOTE!Up for sale is a beautifully preserved, raw survivor of American economic history: an original Series of 1928A $5 Federal Reserve Note issued through the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Illinois (Serial Number: G24317286A).7️⃣ THE COVETED \"NUMERAL SEAL\" DESIGN:
This piece belongs to the highly collectible early generation of small-size U.S. currency known to numismatists as \"Numeral Notes.\" Unlike modern cash that features a letter inside the left security seal, the 1928 and 1928A series proudly displayed a large, bold black number representing its federal district. This note features a prominent \"7\", denoting its origin from the historic Chicago district. [1]🌕 THE OUTLAWED \"GOLD ON DEMAND\" CLAUSE:
Printed right as the Great Depression took hold, the face of this note carries the iconic, long-lost gold standard clause: \"Redeemable in gold on demand at the United States Treasury, or in gold or lawful money at any Federal Reserve Bank.\" This pledge was completely abolished in 1933 when the federal government made private gold ownership illegal, making this a spectacular artifact from the final days of gold-backed paper money.🎨 FINE ART WORKMANSHIP:
• Face Design: A crisp fine-line portrait of Abraham Lincoln, flanked by the bold black Chicago District \"7\" seal on the left and a sharp, deep-green Treasury seal on the right.
• Back Design: An intricately engraved, wide vignette of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C.
• Signatures: Features the historic, collectible pairing of W.O. Woods (Treasurer of the United States) and A.W. Mellon (Secretary of the Treasury).🛡️ ARCHIVAL SHIPPING PROTECTION (100% FREE):
We treat premium numismatic items with utmost respect. Your banknote will ship safely housed inside a brand-new, crystal-clear archival protective sleeve. To ensure it arrives in the exact state pictured, the sleeve will be firmly secured flat between heavy sheets of rigid protective cardboard, completely insulating it against folding, bending, or environmental moisture during transit. Tracked shipping is included absolutely free!Item Specifications:
• Issuer: Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago (Illinois)
• Denomination: Five Dollars ($5.00)
• Series Year: Series of 1928A
• Catalog Reference: Friedberg #1951-G (Fr. 1951-G)
• Serial Number: G24317286A
• Signatures: Woods (Treasurer) & Mellon (Secretary)Condition Report:
A remarkably clean, choice Very Fine (VF) note with exceptional eye appeal. The paper body remains crisp and retains much of its original body and color contrast. It shows honest, uniform signs of light handling from the early 1930s, including light vertical folds and very mild surface creasing. Crucially, the borders are exceptionally clean with great corners, entirely free from the pinholes, harsh tears, ink graffiti, or heavy edge damage that plagues most surviving Depression-era money.The item shown in the high-resolution photographs is the exact 1928A $5 Numeral Note you will receive. Perfect for a high-grade raw type set display!

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