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82
BOARD OF GOVERNORS
OF" THE

FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM

R-694

WASHINGTON
ADDRESS OF"F"ICIAL CORRESPONDENCE
TO THE SOARD

Aur;ust 22, 1940.

Dear Sir:
For your information there is enclosed a recapitulation of
an audit submitted to the Secretary of the Treasury by Mr. IJI. R. Loa.fman,
Chief, Division of Public Debt JJ.ccounts and Audits, showing the stock
of incomplete face printed Federal Reserve notes, Series of 1928 and
Series of 1934, and of urrl.form backs allocated to FederD..l Reserve notes,
on hand at the Bureau of EP""L;ravi:ng £l.J.'1.d Printing at Washington as at the
close of business June 30, 1940.
In his letter trru1smitting the report to the Secrcto~ry of the
Treasury, Mr. Loa.fman stated. that r "The audit extended from June 27 to
July 1, 1940, inclusive. Except for the greater portion of Federal
Reserve notes of Series 1934 of the $5.00 denomination whici1 l1ad previously
been placed under Auditor's seal, all stocks of notes of this series, including those held for S])Ccimen purposes by the Bureau, were piece counted.
The snall quantity of the $5.00 denomino.tion which had not been previously
placed under Auditor's seal, was placed under such seal i.l:lnediatoly after
being piece counted during the audit. This resulted in all stocks of the
$5.00 denomination (ex:cept those held for specimens) being placed under
Auditor's seal. f~l seals previously placed were properly inspected at
that time. PJ.l stocks of Federal Reserve notes of Series 1928, except
those held by the Bureau for specimen purposes, had previouslj' been placed
under .Auditor 1 s seal. ~~1 inspection was made of the seals on the various
bins containing such stocks and the seals were found to be intact. The
notes of this series held for specinen purposes, were piece coQ'1.ted,
11 In view of the fact that a recent piece count has been made by
this office of the entire stock of each denonination of uniforn backs on
hand in the Bureau, a p<1ckage count and an inspection for denonino.tions
of the uniforo backs allocated to Federal Reserve notes was deemed suSficient at this time.




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11 The total sheets of oll denor.inntions on the whole o::
Federal Reserve notes, feces m1d backs were found to be in e)~ess
of the total required reserve of 4,2.50,000 sheets."

Very truly yours,

'

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\ /' ~.·.f.---z-1 _/-/ ---;;;-·:) .:::.---;;....-\
J. R. v~~ Fossen, Assistant Chief,
Division of B~ Operations.

Enclosure

TO ALL FEDERAL RESERVE l•GElJTS




R~QA£1.1.U1A11.QN

FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES AND ffiUFOHM BACKS ALLOCATED 'ID FEDERAL RESE...~VE HOTES, SHEETS OF 12 SubJECTS EACH
AS AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JUNE 30, 1940
Series of 1928

~

00

Federal Reserve

Bfu~

Faces:
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ric:b~!Jlond

Atlanta
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
Total Faces

-,

$5

$10

68,660-2/3

28,0L!J-2/3
27,871
27,872

30,105-1/3
24,026
15,448-2/3
8,000
3,743
61,358-1/3 36,341-2/3
5,423
4,546
4,1:65
23,712-1/3 2,989-2/3
92,731-1/3 8,922

9,974
12,_306
8,12lt
5,851-1/J
30,66o
3,98.2-1/3
5,024-1/3
7,582-1/3
3,001
12,251

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186,303

$500 1$1,000 [s5,ooo
1,535
300
399
30
170
200
698
474
245
152
60

200

293
345
100
252
224
402

$10,000

15

?--4

50
24
34
79

71

lJ.
9
40

13
7

25
34
32

300

68
102
250
226

--~---··----

1;3

Total
88,5:;5-·2/3
645
40,578-1/3
113 , L!Ol-l/.3
58,706-1/3
17,862-1/3
130,072
10,179-1/3
9,883-1/3
40,366
57,900
114,418-1/3

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142,674
ll0,099-2/3
Series of 1914

L,,l.eh3

2,562

262

260

682]548

8,714
52,940-1/3
1,150
1,359
8,794-2/3
1,055
12,270-1/3
2,400
1,/;74
300
778
2,083
93,31&.1/3

191
307
80
100
400
4oo
502
400
200

197
993
100
100
230
L:.Ol
400
230
100
300
200
300
3,551

46
182

/;.1
llO

25
99
90
90
90

25
51
46
90
49

195,/;00-1/3
571,11_1-1/3
203}316-2/3
149,550
111,859-2/3
97,742
365,300
107,187
71 :~.3?8
53,618
61,356-2/3

744,088-1/3

656,500

630,500

36~860

$100

11(343-l/3

46,277-J/3
158,495-l/3
48 ,;85
85,253
4_3,633-1/3
23)800
79,866-2/3
20,366-2/3
23,300
21,166-2/3
6,833-1/3
9,6oo
566,977-1/3

125,931-2/3
1.58,83.3-?/3
75,857-1/3
52,788
39,500
32,900
132,141
21,906-2/3
19,866-2/3
22,036-2/3
25,46fr2/3

T

6,663-2/3
1

1

208,052·-l/3

$50

1

76,711-1/3
34,638-2/3

Facesr
Boston
12,841-l/J
New York
14Lt,966-2/3
Philadelphia
76 ,6J.J-l/3
Cleveland
7' 966-·~/3
Richmond
7 ,766··2/3
Atlanta
31,675
Chicago
128,066-2/3
st. Louis
57,342-2/3
Minneapolis
269132-1/3
Kansas City
s;;,Gfr-2/3
Dallas
27,166-2/3
San Francisco
35 ,J.GO
Total Faces
564,024-2/3
Backs:
Uniform.Backs allocated to
the various denominntions
of Federal Reserve notes
568,500



$20

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1,161
54,285-1/3
1,111
1,933-1/3
11,_385
7,375
11,873-1/3
4,402
325
901
377
10)1:52-1/3
l05p81-l/3

106,000

120,500

L:oo

400
401
3,781

99
90
100
911

48

45

46
551

94~942-l/3

2,682/784 - -

2,082,000