Fr. 851a (W-847-B-b) 1914 $5 Federal Reserve Note. New York. PCGS Very Choice New 64 PPQ.，The face printing of this $5 New York Federal Reserve Note is superbly centered and darkly inked. Pronounced embossing is observed from the back. That side is skewed slightly up and keeps the note from a Gem grade. If you want an affordable note from the Joel R. Anderson Collection, this is an ideal candidate!<p><p><em></em><p><strong>$5 Federal Reserve Notes, Series of 1914, Blue Seal and Serial Numbers</strong><p>This is a very extensive series that is not widely collected by variety, offering an opportunity for anyone wanting to collect early 20th century notes in high grades at low prices. There are exceptions, of course, inserting several challenges into the series for those who elect to pursue such a set to completion. The print run for F-851A (W-847-B-b) is estimated at 130,760,000, or more than one note for every citizen of the United States. Most have long since disappeared, and we estimate that fewer than 1,500 survive today.，From the Joel R. Anderson Collection of United States Paper Money, Part I. Earlier from Tom Denly, 2009.，
