The First National Bank Of Santa Ana California, $20 1929 Ty. 1 Small Size CH#3520 PMG VF25

CVC & Collectables presents a scarce small-size National Bank Note issued by The First National Bank of Santa Ana, California. This $20 Series of 1929 Type 1 note represents the final era of National Bank Notes, combining federal design uniformity with local bank identity from Southern California during a pivotal period in U.S. financial history. Currency Highlights: Issuer: The First National Bank of Santa Ana City / State: Santa Ana, California Charter Number: 3520 Denomination: $20 Series: 1929 Type 1 (Small Size) Friedberg Number: Fr. 1802-1 Grade: PMG Very Fine 25 Signatures: Jones / Woods Obverse Portrait: Andrew Jackson Reverse Design: The White House Paper Type: Small-size National Currency Circulation Status: Obsolete Collectibility:Small-size National Bank Notes are prized for their blend of federal uniformity and local banking history. California charters remain especially desirable due to strong regional demand and limited surviving examples. A $20 denomination adds further appeal, as higher-value Nationals saw lower circulation and survival rates compared to $5 and $10 notes. Fine more alike here!