1929 $20 National Bank Note Paterson NJ Charter 12383 Fr. 1802-1 Brown Seal

This Series 1929 $20 National Currency note represents small-size banknote production authorized under the National Bank Act and printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Issued through the National Bank of America in Paterson, New Jersey, the note carries charter number 12383, cataloged under Friedberg reference Fr. 1802-1 as a Type 1 issuance. The obverse features an engraved portrait of Andrew Jackson, framed by brown intaglio typography, serial numbers with a letter prefix and suffix, and the standardized brown Treasury seal. Distinctive vertical black charter digits flank the portrait, positioned alongside the facsimile signatures of Register of the Treasury E. E. Jones and Treasurer of the United States W. O. Woods, together with printed signatures of bank cashier J. R. Voorhis and bank president Albert K. Slater. The reverse showcases the classical south portico vignette of the White House in Washington, D.C., enclosed within balanced geometric lathework and engraved border scrollwork printed in deep currency green. Titles and descriptions are AI generated; please refer to pictures for the most accurate description and ask for additional photos as needed