Lustrous and well struck with spot-free mint red surfaces.

This superb gem boasts blazing mint luster, icy-white surfaces, and pristine fields that are virtually free of contact marks – an impressive combination for this issue. The strike is bold and crisp, delivering full detail in Liberty’s hair and the eagle’s breast and wings.

First National Bank of Columbus. F-634. Charter # 6103. Plain Back. A problem-free note with nice borders, good color, and even wear. Signatures are still sharp. A tough note with 13 small and just 3 large according to Track & Price.

Downs National Bank, Kansas. F-632. Plain Back.

Great Falls National Bank. F-627. Charter #4541. Plain Back. Well centered with strong color and paper that retains plenty of brightness and crispness. Great eye appeal and very desirable.

First National Bank of Elko. Fr 624. Charter # 7743. Plain Back. An attractive mid grade note from Elko’s only issuer. The color remains very good and wear is even.  Most known examples are Very Fine or lower. None are known in new condition according to Track & Price.

Providence National Bank. F-613. Charter #1302. Red Seal. An eye appealing well centered note that exhibits strong color and pleasing paper.

First National Bank of Menomonie. Fr-616. Charter #2851. Date Back. A virtually new note with strong ink, bright paper, and nice embossing. Both signatures are sharp.

Stamford National Bank. F-689. Charter #1038. Date Back. From one of only eight banks in the state of Connecticut that saw the need for this high denomination issue. Furthermore, this is the only ‘1902 hundred’ known on this bank. Fortunately, this example is problem free and exhibits strong color, solid paper, and only even wear.