Valued image set: US Federal Reserve Bank Note (FRBN) type set (by denomination).

	This is a valued image set on Wikimedia Commons. The image has been assessed under the valued image criteria and is considered the most valued image set on Commons within the scope: Federal Reserve Bank Note, Complete type set by denomination. You can see its nomination at Commons:Valued image candidates/Federal Reserve Bank Note (FRBN) Type set by denomination.
$1 Federal Reserve Bank Note (1918) depicting George Washington. FRB New York. $2 Federal Reserve Bank Note (1918) depicting Thomas Jefferson. FRB Boston. $5 Federal Reserve Bank Note (1918) depicting Abraham Lincoln. FRB Atlanta. $10 Federal Reserve Bank Note (1915) depicting Andrew Jackson. FRB Kansas City. $20 Federal Reserve Bank Note (1915) depicting Grover Cleveland. FRB Dallas. $50 Federal Reserve Bank Note (1918) depicting Ulysses S. Grant. FRB St. Louis. $100 Federal Reserve Bank Note (1915) proof depicting Benjamin Franklin. Large-size $100 FRBN were never issued. FRB New York. $5 Federal Reserve Bank Note (1929) depicting Abraham Lincoln. FRB New York. $10 Federal Reserve Bank Note (1929) depicting Alexander Hamilton. FRB New York. $20 Federal Reserve Bank Note (1929) depicting Andrew Jackson. FRB Cleveland. $50 Federal Reserve Bank Note (1929) depicting Ulysses S. Grant. FRB New York. $100 Federal Reserve Bank Note (1929) depicting Benjamin Franklin. FRB Cleveland.
Federal Reserve Bank Notes (FRBN) were issued by the United States government in three series: 1915, 1918, and 1929. These notes were directly backed by one of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks that comprise the Federal Reserve Bank (FRB). Series of 1915 and 1918 are referred to as “Large-size” notes (average 7.375 x 3.125 inches or 187 x 79 mm) and Series of 1929 as “Small-size” notes (6.125 x 2.625 inches or 156 x 67 mm) based primarily on their relative size to each other.