USA - 10 Dollars 1901, Red Seal - VF

USA - 10 Dollars 1901, Red Seal - VF This 10 Dollar 1901 note with a red seal is a significant piece of U.S. currency from the early 20th century, issued by the U.S. Treasury. The red seal indicates that this is a Treasury Note, which was issued by the Treasury Department, not the Federal Reserve. The note is in VF (Very Fine) condition, showing light wear with sharp details. Obverse: The front of the note features a large buffalo in the center, which is one of the most distinctive elements of this series. The portrait of President William McKinley, the 25th President of the United States, is on the right side. The red Treasury seal and serial numbers are prominently displayed. Reverse: The reverse features the denomination "10" in the center, with ornate decorative elements and the words "The United States of America" surrounding it. The intricate design adds to the overall appeal of the note. This note is highly sought after by collectors due to its historical value, unique design, and its importance during a period of transition in U.S. currency.