US Paper Money

This is a Federal Reserve Note-Series 1969 (star note) Low number-fine condition-#L00122008 -.

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Nice Collector Bills. GOOD LOOKING Collector STAR NOTES Bills. Condition Notes.

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Buy this banknote as agift to your friend wishing him or her luck and prosperity. Condition : uncirculated, perfect, crisp. The names of the banks and their characteristic number and letter have always appeared on Federal Reserve Notes and Federal Reserve Bank Notes.

This United States Note has a large red seal on the left and has been used in commerce. 1928 was the first year that small sized notes like this were issued by the US government. President Abraham Lincoln is featured on the front, and the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC is on the back.

This deuce has Thomas Jefferson on the front and its red seal on the right side. 1928 was the first year that small sized notes like this were issued by the US government. This one has a similar design.

The silver certificate looks just about uncirculated. Fairly crisp note. I see no folds, pinholes or tears. The red seal still has some crispness left. Nice folded note in very good condition. No pinholes or tears.

By the 1920's, the Treasury Department launched a cost saving measure by reducing the physical size of the currency. They were colloquially called "Greenbacks" due to their mono-green coloring on the note backs and "Demand Notes" since the first issue notes were redeemable for specie (gold and silver coins) on demand.

This auction is for 6 circulated $1 star notes (6) from 2013 series As seen in pictures all from the Dallas Texas faculty Thank you for looking