US $5 1929 Fr#1850-K Federal Reserve Bank Note Dallas PMG 65 Gem Uncirculated EPQ

• Country: United States
• Denomination: $5 USD
• Series: 1929
• Catalog Reference: Fr#1850-K
• Type: Federal Reserve Bank Note (Small Size)
• Issuing Bank: Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
• Signatures: Jones & Woods
• Serial Number: K00790222A
• Certification: PMG 8037106-004
• Grade: Gem Uncirculated 65 EPQ
• Seal Color: Brown
• Portrait: Abraham Lincoln
• Printer: Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP)

A superb example of a 1929 $5 Federal Reserve Bank Note (Dallas), cataloged as Fr#1850-K, certified PMG Gem Uncirculated 65 EPQ. This stunning note exhibits exceptional originality, bold color, and superb centering — the hallmarks of a true Gem.

Issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Texas, this Series of 1929 note features Abraham Lincoln’s portrait and the distinctive brown Treasury seal, marking the early period of small-size U.S. currency. Notes of this quality are increasingly scarce, and the Exceptional Paper Quality (EPQ) designation confirms fully original, unpressed paper with natural embossing and texture.

An impressive high-grade survivor that combines historical significance with pristine presentation — an ideal addition to any U.S. currency collection or Federal Reserve Bank Note specialist set.

Background Information

The Series of 1929 Federal Reserve Bank Notes (FRBNs) were introduced following the banking reforms of the 1920s, replacing earlier large-size issues with smaller, more practical designs.
These notes were issued by individual Federal Reserve Banks, each identified by its corresponding letter and city — in this case, “K” for Dallas.

Catalogued as Fr#1850-K, this $5 denomination bears the Jones–Woods signatures and represents the transitional phase between National Bank Notes and modern Federal Reserve Notes. PMG Gem Uncirculated examples with the EPQ designation are particularly desirable due to their originality and visual appeal.