$20 1929 First National Bank HONEYBROOK, PA Ch# 1676 Chester County Ch AU+

This Series 1929 $20 National Bank Note from the First National Bank of Honeybrook, Pennsylvania, Charter #1676, features Andrew Jackson’s portrait, a brown Treasury seal and serial numbers, and the issuing bank’s prominently displayed name. The green reverse depicts the White House.

Offered in Choice About Uncirculated condition, this example retains original embossing and pleasing eye appeal. It has a single soft bend and a tiny mark on the tree to the right of the White House. With the finest known example reported at PCGS 55 PPQ, this offering presents an appealing opportunity for collectors seeking a well-preserved Honeybrook twenty.

The bank’s history began on New Year’s Day in 1868, when organizers gathered at the General Wayne Hotel to establish the institution. Its notes preserve a connection to Chester County’s commercial history and the era when federally chartered local banks issued currency bearing their own names.