1902 $10 State National Bank of Houston, Texas Ch#12070 PMG VF-20

This 1902 $10 National Currency note was issued by The State National Bank of Houston, Texas during the early 20th century expansion period. Charter #12070 represents one of the significant banking institutions that served Houston's growing commercial district during this era. National Currency notes from Texas banks of this period reflect the state's economic development and the federal banking system's role in standardizing American paper money.

The note displays the classic Series 1902 design featuring William McKinley's portrait on the obverse within an ornate circular frame. The bank name and location are prominently displayed across the center, with serial number 1750 and charter number clearly visible. The reverse showcases the allegorical female figure representing America flanked by decorative green borders and the denomination in each corner.

Graded Very Fine 20 by PMG, this note exhibits even circulation wear while retaining good structural integrity and clear details. The attractive brown-tone paper shows the characteristic aging of early 20th century currency with well-preserved design elements and legible signatures. This example represents a desirable piece from Texas banking history, particularly appealing for those seeking a problem-free example of early Houston National Currency. The coin pictured is the exact coin you will receive.

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