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1969D $1 Star Note Fr 1906-J* Kansas City Low 6-Digit 00113741* UNC Bill
1969D $1 Star Note Fr 1906-J* Kansas City Low 6-Digit 00113741* UNC Bill
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Series 1969D $1 Federal Reserve Star Note (Kansas City) – Fr. 1906-J* – Banuelos / Shultz – Choice Crisp Uncirculated (CU 63–64)
Technical Breakdown & Attribution
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Denomination: $1.00 / ONE DOLLAR
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Type: Small-Size Federal Reserve Note (Green Treasury Seal & Green Serial Numbers)
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Series: Series 1969 D
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Special Attribute: Replacement / Star Note (
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Issuing District: Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Missouri (District 10 / Letter
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Friedberg Catalog #: Fr. 1906-J* (Replacement Star Issue)
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Serial Number:
J 00113741 *(Low 00-run replacement sequence)-
Inventory Tail (Last 4 Digits): 3741
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Signatures:
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Romana Acosta Bañuelos (Treasurer of the United States)
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George P. Shultz (Secretary of the Treasury)
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Plate Positions:
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Check Letter (Upper Right): F 1
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Face Plate (Lower Left): F 629
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Back Plate:
1578(Upper left rim of reverse central ONE)
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Obligation Clause: "THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER FOR ALL DEBTS, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE"
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Reverse Vignette: The Great Seal of the United States (Eagle & Pyramid) flanking large stylized "ONE".
Collector Appeal & Scarcity Context
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Replacement Star Note Status: Star notes were printed strictly to replace error or damaged sheets during production runs before entering circulation. Surviving 1960s uncirculated star notes are substantially scarcer than standard block printings.
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Kansas City District 10-J Printage: The Kansas City Fed carried a much lower print run compared to New York or Chicago, making District 10 star notes particularly sought after for district star type sets.
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Bañuelos / Shultz Signature Pairing: Series 1969D had a relatively short production span (1972–1974) before transitioning to Series 1974 under William E. Simon.
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Low
0011Serial Sequence: Beginning with double zeroes (00113741 *), this note comes from the very early stages of the replacement run.
Condition & Visual Grade Assessment
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Assigned Technical Grade: Choice Crisp Uncirculated (CU 63 – CU 64)
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Preservation Highlights & Attributes:
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Paper Fabric & Body: Factory pack-fresh, bright, original rag paper retaining exceptional body, tactile snap, and clean surface luster.
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Surfaces: Strictly uncirculated; completely free of folds, center bends, counting flicks, teller ripples, or pinches.
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Edges & Corners: Sharp, 90-degree pointed corners with untouched factory-cut edges.
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Inks & Embossing: Deep black intaglio portrait relief on George Washington; vivid emerald-green Treasury seal and crisp, sharply defined five-pointed star typography.
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Cleanliness: Flawless paper surfaces with zero pinholes, teller stamps, foxing, or pencil/ink marks.
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