1902 Blue Seal (Date Back & Plain Back) National Bank Notes
The 1902 Blue Seal notes are the most common large-size National Bank Notes, encompassing both Date Back and Plain Back varieties. Date Backs were issued first, followed by the Plain Back design which continued until the switch to small-size notes in 1929. Despite being relatively common, notes from small towns, territories, and Western states still carry significant premiums.
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At a Glance
| Banks That Issued | 9,079 |
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| Total Known Issues | 37,425 |
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| Denominations |
$5, $10, $20, $50, $100 |
Issues by Denomination
| Denomination |
Known Issues |
| $5 |
6,576 |
| $10 |
14,963 |
| $20 |
14,038 |
| $50 |
923 |
| $100 |
925 |
Top States
| State |
Issues |
| Pennsylvania |
4,128 |
| New York |
2,670 |
| Texas |
2,406 |
| Illinois |
2,112 |
| Ohio |
1,756 |
| California |
1,622 |
| Oklahoma |
1,437 |
| Iowa |
1,388 |
| Minnesota |
1,331 |
| Indiana |
1,287 |
