1902 $10 National Bank Note PMG 30
Elmira NY
This historic 1902 $10 National Bank Note, graded PMG 30, was issued by a national bank in Elmira, New York, under Charter #149. Red Seal National Bank Notes are prized for their early issuance and strong local historical significance, making them especially desirable among collectors.
The note features bold central engraving with the distinctive red Treasury seal, adding visual contrast and period character. Despite honest circulation, it retains clear detail, strong design elements, and pleasing overall eye appeal, making it an excellent representative example of a classic small-town National Bank Note.
Key Features & Collector Highlights
Red Seal National Bank Note
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Issued in 1902 during the height of the National Banking era
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Red Treasury seal distinguishes early National issues
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Important chapter in U.S. banking and monetary history
Elmira, New York – Charter #149
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Issued by a small-town New York national bank
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Low charter number enhances historical significance
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Highly collectible for charter, state, and city-focused collectors
PMG 30 – Very Fine Quality
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Even circulation wear with strong remaining detail
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Clear serials and legible bank signatures
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Certified by PMG for authenticity and grading confidence
Collector & Historical Appeal
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National Bank Notes offer direct local historical connections
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Scarcer and more personal than later Federal Reserve issues
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Ideal for National Bank Note, New York, or $10 denomination collections
Arnold Jewelers Guarantee
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Hand-selected for originality, eye appeal, and historical importance
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Backed by decades of trusted numismatic and currency expertise
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Certified PMG 30 for complete confidence
This 1902 $10 National Bank Note PMG 30 – Red Seal, Elmira, NY is a classic piece of American banking history, offering small-town charm, strong collector interest, and enduring appeal.







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