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Large-size era United States Federal Reserve Bank Note, denomination One Hundred Dollars, Series of 1929, issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (District B). This note is cataloged as Friedberg FR-1890 and features the classic portrait of Benjamin Franklin on the obverse, with Independence Hall on the reverse. Issued during the transitional period between large-size and small-size U.S. currency, 1929 Federal Reserve Bank Notes represent an important chapter in American monetary history. These notes were obligations of the individual Federal Reserve Banks rather than the Federal Reserve System as a whole, making district attribution a key collecting focus.