
$100.00 National Currency 1st Charter Period
The first charter was from 1863 through 1882. The First Charter $100 National Currency notes were the initial issue of National Currency and therefore represent a complete new design of the Face and Back. The vignette at the left of the face is "Commodore Perry leaving his flagship the Lawrence suring the Battle of Lake Erie." The vignette on the right of the face is "Liberty seated by fasces". The vignette in the center of the Back is "Thomas Jefferson presenting the Declaration of Independence to John Hancock at the Continental Congress".
Original Series			$100.00 Face Design		$100.00 Back Design
Overprinted with a Red Seal with Rays and Red Serial Numbers.


Identifier LNC1-100-1 LNC1-100-2 LNC1-100-3		Fr. # 452 454 455		Register Chittenden Colby Allison		Treasurer Spinner Spinner Spinner

Series 1875			Face Design		Back Design
The faces of notes of the Series 1875 National Currency are similar to those of the Original Issue.
	Overprinted with a Red Scalloped Seal and Red Serial Numbers.


Identifier LNC1-100-4 LNC1-100-5 LNC1-100-6 LNC1-100-7 LNC1-100-8 LNC1-100-9 LNC1-100-10 LNC1-100-11 LNC1-100-12		Fr. # 456 457 458 459 460 461 462 462a 463		Register Allison Allison Allison Scofield Bruce Bruce Rosecrans Rosecrans Tillman		Treasurer New Wyman Gilfillan Gilfillan Gilfillan Wyman Huston Nebeker Morgan

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