$1000 U.S. Federal Reserve Note

$1,000 Federal Reserve Note Minted 1928 This extraordinary example of American currency represents one of the very few examples of large-denomination currency still in existence today. The 1928 $1,000 Federal Reserve Note displays President Grover Cleveland's distinguished portrait on its face, with bold denomination markings adorning the reverse. While the U.S. Treasury discontinued these notes in 1969, they maintain their status as legal tender, though their numismatic significance far surpasses their face value. Sophisticated collectors prize these exceptional specimens, as they represent a fascinating chapter in American financial history. The rare bill has the PMG grade 30 and is marked with the serial number "G00023128A"