Sure on occasion some drunk makes printer copies of dollar bills and tries to pass them off, mostly with utter failure. You can feel confident that the dollar in your pocket is real. Despite the alleged savings using dollar coins the amount of fake dollar coins worldwide are in the hundred millions. The amount of money to try and stop fake metal coins is much larger than that of dollar bills.
Here's the stats for this bill...
Type/Federal Bank: $1 Note - D.C. / San Francisco
Year: 1969-B
Printings: 200,000,000
Printed: May 1971 - September 1972
Run: 9th of 1-14 run from L00000001B - L08960000B (COPE)
Value: $1.00 in VF
Do you have a $1 note and want to know its value? Leave a comment/question and I will do my best to find out the price and history for you.
UNC 2009 serial F01737482M $1 bill
ReplyDeleteUNC 2009 serial F01737482M $1 bill
ReplyDeleteIt should be about $2.00 but the printing figures are not available.
For F-M or later nothing is known for sure so I would hold on to it until we know more.
I'm sorry I meant 2003A, it should be a single run I think
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry I meant 2003A, it should be a single run I think
ReplyDeleteAbout $5.00
$1 1963B G07502026I, I was just wondering what the value of this note was
ReplyDeleteThanks
$1 1963B G07502026I about $1.25
ReplyDeleteI have 2006 5 dollar bill that has a lot of purple ink on the front and back, I am not sure if it happened at the mint or where, I have seen another like it. How can I send a picture to you? thanks Brian
ReplyDeleteI have seen none other like it.
ReplyDelete2006 5 dollar bill that has a lot of purple ink on the front and back,
ReplyDeleteLikely damage from a bank stamp, no extra value.
Use a free photo site or your Google+ page to post an image then copy and paste the link here.