Star Note
$1
G01099353★
Series 2017A
Series 2017A $1 star note G01099353★ (Federal Reserve Note), held by @collinfox01. Federal Reserve district Chicago (G). A Bureau run of 3,200,000 notes (May 2020, Washington, D.C.) scores Scarce. That score is the size of the printing.
Series 2017A $1 star · Green FRN
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Rarity score
Rarity score is based on run size. Note that final value depends on multiple factors beyond rarity alone.
50
Scarce
Run size 3,200,000
G00000001★ – G03200000★
Printed May 2020 · Washington, D.C.
Run sizes are monthly print quantities from Bureau of Engraving and Printing reports, August 1974 through August 2026.
Star note
Replacement note. The ★ marks a smaller print run.
United States paper money is printed in sheets. When a sheet is spoiled during printing, inspection, or numbering, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing does not send that sheet out. It prints a replacement sheet for the same denomination and series.
The replacement uses a star at the end of the serial instead of the usual suffix letter. That is the mark collectors mean by a star note. The star is not a grade, a signature, or a claim about what the note is worth.
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