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20 Dollars Large-Size National Bank Note
| Emittent | The Clymer National Bank, Clymer, Pennsylvania |
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| Jahr | 1902-1929 |
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| Material | Cotton paper |
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| Vorderseitenbeschreibung | Black intaglio-printed note of the Date Back / Plain Back Series of 1902 type, with a left-side portrait vignette of Hugh McCulloch, first Comptroller of the Currency and later Secretary of the Treasury, set within an ornate lathe-work border. The central field carries the bold letterpress title of the issuing bank, charter number 9898 repeated in blue ink at upper left and lower margins, and a blue guilloche seal of the Comptroller of the Currency at the lower right. Treasury signatures of the Register and Treasurer appear in the upper centre, with the bank officers' manuscript signatures, location, and date inscribed at the foot. |
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| Rückseitenbeschreibung | Printed entirely in green, the reverse carries a large central vignette known as "Columbia and the Capitol", in which a standing allegorical female figure of Columbia gestures toward a panoramic view of the United States Capitol building, with a spread eagle and shield at her feet. Denomination counters of "20" appear at upper left and lower right within ornate scrollwork frames, and the legend "TWENTY NATIONAL CURRENCY DOLLARS" is inscribed across the top. A block of legal-tender text in small letterpress type runs along the lower margin, and a repeating microtext "20" underprint fills the bottom border strip. |
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Clymer, Pennsylvania was a small coal-patch town in Cambria County, and the national bank that bore its name was a modest institution serving a working-class mining community. National Bank Notes of this type were obligations of the issuing bank, not the federal government directly — the bank deposited U.S. bonds with the Comptroller of the Currency as collateral, then received printed notes to circulate locally. When a bank failed or surrendered its charter, outstanding notes were redeemed from that bond deposit, which is why notes from small single-industry towns like Clymer tend to survive in lower populations than their urban counterparts.
Vernon and McClung served as Register of the Treasury and Treasurer of the United States respectively during the Taft administration.