1995 $10 Federal Reserve Note Kansas City Small Head Green Seal Fr. 2033-J

The Series 1995 $10 Federal Reserve Note represents the final generation of the traditional small-portrait design era for the ten-dollar denomination prior to the introduction of modernized large-portrait currency. Cataloged under standard numismatic references as Friedberg number Fr. 2033-J, this note was issued through the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Missouri, designated by District 10 and the letter "J". Printed at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing's Western Currency Facility in Fort Worth, Texas—identified by the distinctive "FW" face plate indicator—this issue features the signature combination of 39th Treasurer of the United States Mary Ellen Withrow and 70th Secretary of the Treasury Robert E. Rubin.

The obverse displays the intaglio-engraved small portrait of Founding Father and first Secretary of the Treasury Alexander Hamilton enclosed in an ornate oval frame, flanked by vivid green serial numbering and the official green Department of the Treasury seal. The reverse showcases the detailed architectural engraving of the United States Treasury building in Washington, D.C., complete with the historic street-level vignette of a vintage automobile, framed by classic scrolling lathework, corner denomination counters, and the national motto.

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