National Bank of Commerce New York, $5 1902 Date Back Uncut PMG VF 30

National Bank of Commerce New York $5 1902 Date Back Uncut Pair is a standout piece of large-format American national currency, graded PMG Very Fine 30 with noted edge damage. This uncut pair — Fr#590, positions I and J — was issued under Charter #733 by the National Bank of Commerce in New York, one of the most prominent financial institutions in early 20th-century America. Both notes share serial number M267356A and are dated January 14, 1905, with cashier and president signatures of O. L. Ward and G. Alexander for the issuing bank, and the Treasury signatures of Lyons and Roberts printed at the federal level. The obverse carries an engraved portrait of President Benjamin Harrison at left, flanked by bold blue charter and bank numerals; the green reverse presents the iconic Landing of the Pilgrims vignette with the back-date years 1902 and 1908 prominently displayed. Uncut pairs of national currency are significantly scarcer than single notes and appeal to advanced collectors of obsolete U. S. paper money. The PMG holder provides long-term archival protection for both notes.