1929 Small Size National Bank Notes
In 1929, all U.S. currency was reduced to the smaller size still used today. National Bank Notes from this era came in two types: Type 1 shows the charter number twice on the face, while Type 2 shows it four times. Small-size nationals are the most affordable entry point for collectors, with common examples available for under $100, though notes from rare banks can still reach four or five figures.
At a Glance
| Banks That Issued | 6,992 |
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| Total Known Issues | 26,930 |
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| Denominations |
$5, $10, $20, $50, $100 |
Issues by Denomination
| Denomination |
Known Issues |
| $5 |
5,919 |
| $10 |
10,649 |
| $20 |
9,686 |
| $50 |
350 |
| $100 |
326 |
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