£299,999.00

An extraordinary 1934 $1,000 Federal Reserve Note issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. Featuring a rare Star Note designation, exceptionally low serial number, PMG certification, dark green seal, and notable printing anomalies, this piece represents a major rarity in high-denomination U.S. currency collecting.

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Description

1934 $1,000 Atlanta Star Note Federal Reserve Note

Among the most elusive and desirable high-denomination banknotes ever issued by the United States, this 1934 $1,000 Federal Reserve Note from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta stands as an exceptional numismatic rarity. Combining an Atlanta Star Note designation, an extremely low serial number, PMG certification, and remarkable production characteristics, this note belongs in the highest tier of collectible U.S. currency.

Large-denomination Federal Reserve Notes have always attracted elite collectors due to their historical significance, limited surviving populations, and strong demand among advanced currency specialists. The addition of a Star Note designation and unusually low serial number elevates this example to an entirely different level of rarity.

Investment Highlights

  • 1934 $1,000 Federal Reserve Note
  • Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Issue
  • Rare Star Note Designation
  • Extremely Low Serial Number
  • PMG Certified Example
  • Dark Green Seal Variety
  • Highly Desirable High-Denomination Note
  • Exceptional Collector and Museum Appeal

Banknote Specifications

Specification Details
Country United States
Year 1934
Denomination $1,000
Type Federal Reserve Note
Federal Reserve Bank Atlanta (District F)
Catalog Number FR 2211-F
Certification PMG
Grade PMG 30 Very Fine
Seal Type Dark Green Seal
Serial Number Exceptionally Low Serial Number
Special Designation Star Note

What Makes This Note Special?

Star Notes were printed to replace damaged notes discovered during the production process and are significantly scarcer than standard issues. When combined with a $1,000 denomination and Atlanta district origin, the result is a note that occupies a highly exclusive category within U.S. paper money collecting.

This example is further distinguished by its unusually low serial number, creating additional demand among specialists who focus on serial-number rarities and elite Federal Reserve Notes.

Historic High-Denomination Currency

The $1,000 Federal Reserve Note represents one of the largest denominations ever regularly issued for circulation in the United States. Historically used for major banking transactions before the era of electronic transfers, these notes played a vital role in America’s financial system.

Following the discontinuation of large-denomination currency, surviving examples became highly sought after by collectors, investors, and institutions seeking important pieces of monetary history.

Dark Green Seal Variety

The Dark Green Seal format is particularly admired by advanced collectors due to its visual distinction and relative scarcity compared with later issues. The combination of seal type, district designation, and star replacement status creates a highly desirable collecting profile.

Elite Collector Appeal

Very few collectors will ever have the opportunity to acquire a $1,000 Atlanta Star Note, especially one with PMG certification and a notably low serial number. Such notes are frequently held within advanced collections and rarely appear on the open market.

Whether acquired as a centerpiece for a world-class currency collection or as a long-term numismatic asset, this note represents an exceptional opportunity to own a true rarity of American paper money.

Condition & Certification

Professionally graded by PMG as Very Fine 30, this note offers authenticated originality and confidence for collectors. Certification provides independent verification of condition, helping preserve both historical integrity and market recognition.

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