An original Series of 1929 Five Dollar National Bank Note issued by The Anglo California National Bank of San Francisco, California, bearing Federal Charter Number 9174.
 
National Bank Notes represent a distinctive period in American financial history when federally chartered banks issued currency carrying their individual institutional names and charter numbers.
 
This example features a portrait of President Abraham Lincoln on the front and the Lincoln Memorial on the reverse. Its San Francisco banking association adds regional historical interest for collectors of California currency, early American banking memorabilia, and obsolete U.S. paper money.
 
Currency Details
Series: 1929
Denomination: Five Dollars ($5)
Issuing Bank: The Anglo California National Bank of San Francisco
Charter Number: 9174
Serial Number: A557629
Type: Small-Size National Bank Note, Type 1
Condition: Heavily circulated, estimated Very Good
 
Condition Disclosure
This historic banknote displays substantial circulation wear, including multiple folds, creasing, wrinkles, discoloration, and edge wear. Both sides remain identifiable, with the bank name, charter number, serial number, and denomination visible.
 
The photographs show the actual banknote being offered. Please examine all images carefully to evaluate its condition.
 
An appealing historical collectible for enthusiasts of San Francisco banking history and early twentieth-century American currency.
 
Offered in circulated, ungraded condition.