1929 Bloomsburg PA $20 National Currency Note, First National Bank

A piece of Pennsylvania banking history right here — a Series of 1929 National Currency twenty-dollar bill issued by the First National Bank of Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania. These small-size nationals were the last era of bank-issued currency before the Federal Reserve took over completely, and a note tied to a specific small-town Pennsylvania bank is exactly the kind of thing regional collectors go after. Details: - Denomination: Twenty Dollars ($20) - Type: National Currency - Series: 1929 - Issuing Bank: First National Bank of Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania - Charter Number: 293 - Serial Number: A000729 - Portrait: Andrew Jackson - Reverse: The White House - Signatories: E.E. Jones (Register of the Treasury), W.O. Woods (Treasurer of the United States); local signatures of Cashier and President also present - Storage: Housed in a clear plastic sleeve Circulated, with light folds and some toning along the edges — the note lays flat and the details are sharp on both sides. A solid circulated example with a very low serial number (A000729) that adds a little extra collector appeal. Series of 1929 National Currency notes were the final chapter of a uniquely American banking tradition — for over 60 years, thousands of local banks across the country printed their own federally-backed paper money, making every note a small portrait of the town it came from. *Generated with Gavel AI — please ask questions if the description doesn't seem right.

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