History of High-Denomination Treasury Notes
The last issue of very-high-denomination Treasury notes occurred in October 1969. After that, the maximum denomination returned to the earlier high of $1 million. It was the drive for further cost savings in debt administration that led to the disappearance of very-high-denomination Treasury notes. ................
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