National Currency - Series 1929
| BEP STATS | STATS FROM COLLECTION |
| Bank President: ??? | Order Added to Collection: 142 (upgrade to 21) |
| Bank Cashier: ??? | Front Plate: J362 |
| Terms of Office: ??? | Back Plate: 378 |
| Delivery Date Start: ??? | Serial Number: A611704 |
| Delivery Date End: ??? |
Notes: Matching banks Anglo California San Francisco California in Type 1 & 2. Only year to have National Currency in small size. |
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The differences between Type 1 and Type 2:
Type 1 includes a suffix letter on the serial number.
Type 2 includes the bank charter number on the serial number. All Type 2 notes use the letter A as teh prefix with the exception of one bank.
The National Currency program, signed into law by Lincoln in 1863, allowed banks to deposit funds into the United States treasury and have 90% of that value printed with the banks name on the currency. Over 14,000 charter banks participated over time with 1929 being the last year (in the $5 bill denominationi). 1929 was the only year that National Currency was printed in the small size. Obviously the smaller the bank the smaller the funds and the smaller the bill counts that were printed. Small issue bills can be very rare.
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| Title | Name | Service Dates | Autograph |
| Cashier | ??? | ??? |  |
| President | ??? | ??? |  |
| Register | Edward Everett Jones | 1/22/1929 - 5/31/1933 |  |
| Treasurer | Walter Orr Woods | 1/18/1929 - 5/31/1933 |  |