In other words, even though 6.65 million sets are possible, it is so difficult to put them together that, thus far, reportedly only 11 pairs have been recorded. It would be easier to calculate the amount of notes printed if the BEP would use separate serial number sets for the Eastern and Western Facilities, rather than the same set for both facilities as it does now.Īlthough the printing mistake means millions of numbers are duplicated, the difficulty is in finding a matching pair, which would consist of two of the following numbers: B00000001* to B00250000*, B03200001* to B06400000*, and B06400001* to B09600000*. It is not standard procedure for the same serial numbers to be repeated, even though the FW facility mark printed on Western Facility notes clearly distinguish them from ones printed in Washington. Most National Bank Notes are relatively inexpensive, although the range in value is quite large. Paper Money (1928 to date), by Dean Oakes and John Schwartz, is recommended for more information. Not quite two years later, BEP Monthly Production Reports show, a mistake led to these same serial numbers being used again, this time at the Western Facility in Fort Worth, Texas, for another run of Series 2013 $1 star notes. All Star Note Federal Reserve Bank Notes are scarce. Just make sure to put Coin Questions or something like that in the email subject and attach any images you can provide.The Bureau of Engraving and Printing produced Series 2013 $1 star notes in Washington, D.C., for the New York Federal Reserve District in October and November 2014 with serial numbers going from B00000001* to B00250000* in the first month and next from B03200001* B09600000*. Hopefully this comment will post with my email in it. If you want you can send pictures of your coins to my email and I can take a look at them.
So much has changed since I first got into the hobby, now so many people are only about themselves and dont want to help any more, so i always try to help if and when I can. I’m always more than happy to help the next collector along their journey. What are the coins youre referring to and what exactly is it youre looking to know about them? Im not a licensed professional by any means but I have been in the currency community for about 15 years and have been collecting and dealing with coins, bills, and tokens for about 20 or so years.
Compare carefully and don’t let anyone mislead you with false information to try and get it cheaper. If you’re looking to sell it just make sure you do a lot of research on the secondary market like eBay, mercari, and websites like that. Not a problem, I’m glad you were able to hold onto it as well as recieve the answers.
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