1902 $10 Plain Back National - Montrose, PA (Charter 746)

This 1902 $10 National Currency Plain Back Note, issued by The Farmers National Bank of Montrose, Pennsylvania, is a noteworthy piece of early 20th-century U.S. banknote history. Notes from smaller towns like Montrose typically encountered widespread, everyday use, making survivals relatively rare.

Graded Fine 12 by PMG, this note shows evident signs of circulation consistent with the grade. The paper has maintained decent integrity despite visible folds and creases across its surface. The printed details, including the signatures and the bank's name, remain legible. The blue ink of the charter number and serial number is somewhat faded but still identifiable, while the elaborate reverse design, featuring Columbia leading the way, retains respectable clarity despite the overall wear. The note's condition and historical significance add to its collectibility and appeal.