United States of America. Act of September 24, 1917, as amended April 21, 1919. 1$50,000 4-3/4% Registered Convertible Gold Note of 1922-1923-Victory Liberty Loan. May 20, 1919. Fine. VOID cancelled.A historic financial document from the post-war period. This extremely high denomination registered bond was cancelled with large VOID along the bottom. Printed at the BEP. Registered with coupons. 16.5cm by 22.5cm. Blue sunburst undertint and VICTORY LIBERTY LOAN. Blue Treasury seal. McKinley flanked by $50.00 dies Olive back with transfer. Embossed seal transferred through the Minneapolis FRB. Issued to FNB Dickinson, N. Dak. Originally. No F629. There are crayon marks on face, cancels along the center. Penciled notation on back edge. Though this is cancelled, it is very rare and desirable. This is the only way to obtain this high denomination. All were redeemed; this was held as a sample somewhere.From the John E. Herzog Collection; obtained from Cal National Coin Exchange (John Heleva).