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Add a remarkable piece of American monetary history to your collection with the 1934 A $500 Federal Reserve Note from New York, graded PMG Very Fine 25 (Pinholes). This rare, high-denomination note offers incredible historical value and collector appeal, especially as a surviving specimen from a series long discontinued by the U.S. Treasury.
Issued during the Great Depression, the 1934 A $500 note was originally designed for large interbank transactions—far from the hands of the general public. Featuring a distinguished portrait of President William McKinley on the obverse, this note stands as a tribute to one of America’s lesser-known yet impactful leaders. Its bold reverse design simply displays “FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS” in large font, asserting both the note’s face value and its prestige.
With high-denomination currency withdrawn from circulation in 1969 and destroyed in vast quantities, notes like this are becoming increasingly scarce—especially in collectible grades like VF 25.
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Secure the 1934 A $500 Federal Reserve Note New York PMG VF 25 (Pinholes) today with Bullion Hunters. It's more than a collectible—it's a rare link to America's financial past, now available to collectors who know the value of making every dollar—and decision—count.
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