1934A Series U.S. Ten Dollar Federal Reserve Note (Reverse)

The item is the reverse side of a U.S. Ten Dollar Federal Reserve Note, specifically a 1934A series. The dominant color is the classic green ink used for U.S. currency. The central design features an engraved depiction of the U.S. Treasury Building, though the details are somewhat obscured by the image quality and apparent wear on the note itself. Large numerals '10' are visible in all four corners, with 'TEN DOLLARS' printed prominently along the bottom edge, and 'THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' across the top. The overall construction appears to be standard paper currency. Visible condition issues include significant creasing and folding, particularly along the vertical and horizontal centerlines, indicating heavy circulation. The color appears faded in areas, and there's a General softness to the paper, suggesting a well-used condition. There are no discernible tears or rips from what is visible in the provided image snippets, but the extensive creasing suggests a worn state. No specific maker's marks or unique serial numbers are visible on this reverse side. The note belongs to a series that would have been current during the mid-20th century. The craftsmanship is consistent with official government printing, characterized by intricate engraving work, even if it's somewhat degraded by wear.