$20 DOLLARS 1914 Kansas City MS Federal Reserve Note US GOLD Train Bill Circulat

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$20 DOLLARS 1914 Kansas City MS Federal Reserve Note US GOLD Train Bill Circulat:
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This lot is a Large size $20Blue SealSeries of 1914 Federal Reserve Note. It has a large blue seal and has been used in commerce.President Grover Clevelandis pictured on the front. This note is a over 3\" x 7\".The back shows a railroad train and motor car on the left, and a ship and tugboat underway in New York harbor on the right. Thefront says Federal Reserve Bankand ispayable upon demand! Large noteslike this are known as \'Horseblankets\' because of their size. Onthe back, it says \"It is redeemable in Gold on Demand at the Treasury Department of the United States in the City of Washington, District of Columbia, or in Gold or lawful money at any Federal Reserve Bank\"!

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