1914 $20 Bill
Rarity	47%
Category	Currency and Collectibles
Time to Sell	20 Mins
Value	1,200
Prestige	36
Placed on	Shelf,
Introduced in	v1031
Involved in tasks	No
Part of a collection?	No

The larger notes from 1914 are rare enough as it is, but this is a star note. Not many of these are around. It helps boost the value of the bill considerably, and I have no doubt it's genuine.

-Expert

FactsEdit

• Fact 1: Before 1929, many paper banknotes in the US were large-sized notes, measuring 3x7.5". Modern small-sized bills measure 2.5x6".
• Fact 2: Large-sized currency was in circulation in the United States from 1863 to 1929, when the Treasury switched to the smaller bills we still use today.
• Fact 3: The $20 bill originally had a portrait of Grover Cleveland on the face. Andrew Jackson was used starting in 1928.
• Fact 4: Andrew Jackson vehemently opposed the National Bank and paper money during his presidency, making his placement on the $20 bill somewhat ironic.
• Fact 5: The reverse of this bill features a steam locomotive and a steam ship, which were the two prevailing modes of transportation at the time.