$10 National Currency 1929-T1 Ch#2597 - 1st Security Bank of Utah NA - Ogden, UT - PMG 35 EPQ

Located about 40 Miles north of Salt Lake City, Ogden original called Fort Buenaventura in 1846 and changed to Brownsville the following year, is the oldest European settled community in what is now the State of Utah. - Charter #2597, originally The First National Bank of Ogden, the bank issued notes under 5 different titles, using the first title again as the fourth title which issued the majority of the notes for the bank with over 190 reported.  However, under the Fifth title of the bank “First Security Bank of Utah National Association”, there are ONLY 5 NOTES REPORTED IN THE CENSUS.  All 1929 Type 2’s, this note is 1 of 3 $10 to accompany the two $20’s with the title.  This note sold for $2640 in an Heritage Auction in 2017.  We are also offering a $10 and a $20 1902-PB with the equally as scarce 2nd title of “First & Utah National Bank”