Value of One Thousand Dollar First Charter National Bank Note
| Year: 1875 or 1862-1882 | Type: National Bank Note | Denomination: One Thousand Dollar Bill |
| Value: The value of one thousand dollar national bank notes is based condition, bank of issue, and serial numbers | ||
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| Description: Only 37 banks in the country issued one thousand dollar national bank notes. Today none have been reported to exist. Twenty-one notes are listed as outstanding according to government records. The reality is that they have likely all been redeemed, destroyed, or lost forever. However, if one were to turn up, it would be an extremely big deal and worth more than a million dollars.
The $1000 bill shown below is actually just a proof image, it was never released for circulation. The U.S. Capitol is pictured on the right hand side of the bill. The scene on the left hand side of the bill shows General Winfield Scott entering Mexico City during The Mexican American War. The back of each note shows Washington Resigning His Commission. If you by chance own a $1000 national bank note, please tell us about it. We would like to write you a seven figure check for it. [IMAGE COMING SOON]
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| Variations: One thousand dollar national bank notes were issued by different banks, so each one will be a little bit different. | ||