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| 正面描述 | Central vignette portrays a pioneer woodchopper at work alongside his dog, wife, and child, rendered in fine intaglio engraving within an ornate frame. A portrait of Andrew Jackson occupies the left panel, set within a circular guilloche surround. The note is printed in black with red serial numbers and a red Treasury seal to the right of center. |
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| 正面铭文 | UNITED STATES NOTE Series of 1907 The United States Will Pay the Bearer FIVE DOLLARS LEGAL TENDER FOR FIVE DOLLARS |
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By 1907, United States Notes were an anachronism — Civil War-era debt instruments still technically in circulation because the Legal Tender Acts had never been fully unwound. This particular $5 note belongs to the 1901 series, a design that remained in production for years past its nominal date. The "Woodchopper" nickname, applied by collectors, derives from the central vignette, but the note's real curiosity is institutional: it was issued not by a bank but directly by the Treasury, carrying the signatures of the Register and the Treasurer rather than any Federal Reserve or National Bank officer.
The 1907 series date reflects a change in Treasury signatories, not a new printing contract.