Fractional Currency

The First Issue of Fractional Currency is the only issue known as Postage Currency. It derives the name Postage Currency because postage stamps were portrayed on the face of the currency.

Denominations were 5, 10, 25 and 50 cents.
* = Notes not in my collection

5 cents

• FR 1228 (fv) - Perforated Edge - – Monogram of American Bank Note Co. on reverse
• FR 1229 (au) - Perforated Edges – No monogram on revers
• FR 1230 (cu) - Straight Edges – Monogram of American Bank Note Co. on reverse
• FR 1230 (unc)
• FR 1230 - String of notes
• FR 1231 * - Straight Edges – No monogram on revers

10 cents

• FR 1240 * - Perforated Edges – Monogram of American Bank Note Co. on reverse
• FR 1241 * - Perforated Edges – No monogram on revers
• FR 1242 (cu) - Straight Edges – Monogram of American Bank Note Co. on reverse
• FR 1243 (au) - Straight Edges – No monogram on revers

25 cents

• FR 1279 (cu) - Perforated Edges – Monogram of American Bank Note Co. on reverse
• FR 1280 (gem) - Perforated Edges – No monogram on revers
• FR 1281 (vf) - Straight Edges – Monogram of American Bank Note Co. on reverse
• FR 1282 * - Straight Edges – No monogram on revers

50 cents

• FR 1310 * - Perforated Edges – 12 perforations per 20mm – Monogram of American Bank Note Co. on reverse
• FR 1310a - Perforated Edges – 14 perforations per 20mm – Monogram of American Bank Note Co. on revers
• FR 1311 * - Perforated Edges – No monogram on revers
• FR 1312 (xf) - Straight Edges – Monogram of American Bank Note Co. on reverse
• FR 1313 * - Straight Edges – No monogram on revers