2001 One Dollar Bill - Rare?
Ronstats
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I have just read that the 2001 Series One Dollar Bill is rare, can that be true and if so why? I was looking through paper money worldwide that I have accumulated over time and serial number F 70454221 A (Paul O'Neill) has made an appearance, along with two more from 1999 A 63212309 B and G 88535827 A (Lawrence Summers) neither of which have the green star adjacent to the serial number so one assumes they are original bills?
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Should have added the first Dollar Bill referred to above is dated 2001 and the other two 1999
So the signatures are what makes it rare? Peace Roy
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No idea Namvet69, that's what I was hoping somebody in the US would tell me.
The signatures are tied to the series, or vice versa.
There are no "rare" series in modern US currency. There might be uncommon combinations of Fed Bank letters and star notes. There are also some that are less common in uncirculated grades.