This listing is for the photographed PCGS Certified 1977 A Federal Reserve 10 Dollar Boston, MA Note - 64 Choice Uncirculated Grade / Condition, as pictured. Fr#2024-A (Friedburg Number 2024-A)
Federal Reserve Notes, the paper currency now most commonly used in the United States, were first issued under the Federal Reserve Act of 1913. This Act established the Federal Reserve System as the nation's central banking system, with the authority to issue currency. Each of the twelve Federal Reserve Banks across the United States, representing different geographic regions, was responsible for issuing these notes within their district. Boston, Massachusetts, falls under the jurisdiction of the First Federal Reserve District, which is overseen by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
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1977 A Federal Reserve 10 Dollar Note - PCGS Graded 64 Choice Uncirculated - A Series Boston Federal Reserve Note PCGS Certified - Fr#2024-A