Fr. 817 (W-1624-J). 1915 $10 Federal Reserve Bank Note. Kansas City. PCGS Superb Gem New 67 PPQ.，Superb centering and registration are displayed on this broadly margined $10 Federal Reserve Bank Note from the Kansas City district. This example bears the engraved signatures of Acting District Secretary Cross and Governor Miller. The engraved design elements are all sharply printed in dark inks while the overprints are deep blue. PCGS has graded just five examples of this catalog number at the 67 PPQ level with none finer. PMG has graded no example above 66 EPQ. This is an excellent representative of the type in a grade rarely offered.<p><p><p><strong>$10 Federal Reserve Bank Notes, Series of 1915</strong><p>Series of 1915 notes have "SERIES OF 1915," the date "MAY 18, 1914," and in two curved and two straight lines vertically at the right border, "AUTHORIZED / BY / THE / FEDERAL RESERVE / ACT OF DECEMBER 23, 1913." At the top center of the Series of 1915 notes is the security provision: "SECURED BY UNITED STATES BONDS DEPOSITED WITH THE TREASURER OF / THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA." The back has two vignettes, again wonderfully detailed. To the left is a scene of hay-gathering with a team of horses, and to the right is a view of industry, with factory buildings and over a dozen stacks belching clouds of smoke.<p>The estimated print run for the F-817 (W-1624-I) notes is 272,000 with slightly more than 100 thought to survive in numismatic hands.，From the Joel R. Anderson Collection of United States Paper Money, Part I. Earlier from Frank Nowaks October 1994 Fixed Price List. ，
