Description
FR‑2008‑CW 1934C $10 Federal Reserve Note – Philadelphia – PMG 67EPQ Superb Gem
This FR‑2008‑CW 1934C $10 Federal Reserve Note from the Philadelphia District is a top‑tier example of the series, certified PMG 67EPQ Superb Gem with Exceptional Paper Quality. Notes at this level represent the absolute peak of technical quality, offering flawless originality, razor‑sharp printing, and outstanding visual appeal.
The centering on this example is excellent, with balanced margins and strong alignment on both sides. The inks remain bold and deeply saturated, showcasing the rich green and black tones that define high‑grade 1934C issues. Embossing is strong and fully evident, confirming crisp, untouched paper surfaces. Every design element — from the portrait to the intricate border work — displays exceptional clarity.
This is the Wide Plate Variety, a desirable subtype within the 1934C series. Collectors appreciate this variety for its distinct plate layout and its relative scarcity in high grade.
The note carries the Julian–Snyder signature combination, a classic pairing for mid‑1930s Federal Reserve Notes. Their signatures appear sharply printed, adding to the overall eye appeal and originality of the piece.
According to the PMG Population Report, this note is tied for finest known, with zero graded higher. Only six examples sit at the 67EPQ level, making this an elite population‑topper and a standout opportunity for advanced collectors seeking the best available.
Superb Gem 67EPQ notes from the 1934C series continue to rise in demand, especially when tied for finest known. This Philadelphia district example offers exceptional quality, strong visual presence, and true registry‑level status.
A premium Superb Gem — flawless paper, bold color, and tied finest. A top‑shelf addition to any high‑end Federal Reserve Note collection.
P.M.G TOTAL POPULATION REPORT #190 GRADED
TOTAL IN P.M.G #67 #6
TOTAL HIGHER #0
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