Five Dollar Note
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Portrait: Abraham Lincoln
Drescription: The 1914 $5 Federal Reserve Note is a large-size "horse blanket" note (\(7.375\times 3.125\) inches) featuring a portrait of Abraham Lincoln on the front and, on the back, a scene depicting the landing of the Pilgrims and Columbus. Issued during a, this note is known for its blue Treasury seal and serial numbers.
Key Features and Details:
Obverse (Front): Features a portrait of Abraham Lincoln.
Reverse (Back): Displays a vignette of "Columbus in Sight of Land" and the "Landing of the Pilgrims".
Color & Seal: The note has blue Treasury seals and blue serial numbers. Some variations might feature red seals.
Signatures: Signatures for the Treasury Secretary and the Treasurer of the United States vary depending on the specific series.
Federal Reserve Bank: The note indicates which of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks issued it.
Drescription: The 1914 $5 Federal Reserve Note is a large-size "horse blanket" note (\(7.375\times 3.125\) inches) featuring a portrait of Abraham Lincoln on the front and, on the back, a scene depicting the landing of the Pilgrims and Columbus. Issued during a, this note is known for its blue Treasury seal and serial numbers.
Key Features and Details:
Obverse (Front): Features a portrait of Abraham Lincoln.
Reverse (Back): Displays a vignette of "Columbus in Sight of Land" and the "Landing of the Pilgrims".
Color & Seal: The note has blue Treasury seals and blue serial numbers. Some variations might feature red seals.
Signatures: Signatures for the Treasury Secretary and the Treasurer of the United States vary depending on the specific series.
Federal Reserve Bank: The note indicates which of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks issued it.