1929 $10 National Bank Note Brown Seal VF-XF flagcore Encircling the design is the

Encircling the design is the inspiring inscription “SAINT MICHAEL – DEFENDER OF THE LIGHT

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creating a striking visual that leaps from the coin’s surface

The reverse carries the classic Wheat Ears design with “E Pluribus Unum” above and “ONE CENT” and “United States of America” boldly inscribed in the center

validating its origin from the legendary shipwreck

1929 $10 National Bank Note Brown Seal VF-XF flagcore Encircling the design is theStep back into Americas banking history with the 1929 $10 National Bank Note Brown Seal, offered in Very Fine to Extremely Fine (VFXF) condition. Issued during the early days of the Great Depression, these notes represent a pivotal era in U. S. currency when individual national banks were still responsible for issuing paper money. Each piece carries a sense of history that modern currency simply cannot replicate. National Bank Notes like this were