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1981 $1 Federal Reserve Note (Atlanta District) (269C) - Crisp Unc

1981 $1 Federal Reserve Note (Atlanta District) (269C) - Crisp Unc

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United States Series 1981 $1 Federal Reserve Note (Atlanta District)

  • Denomination: $1.00 (One Dollar)

  • Currency Type: Federal Reserve Note (Green Seal)

  • Series: Series 1981

  • Federal Reserve Bank: Atlanta, Georgia (F - District 6)

  • Catalog Reference: Friedberg # 1913-F (Fr. 1913-F)

  • Serial Number: F 18515629 C

  • Signatures:

    • Angela Marie "Bay" Buchanan (Treasurer of the United States)

    • Donald T. Regan (Secretary of the Treasury)

  • Plate Position / Identifiers:

    • Check Letter & Face Plate: G 6 (lower left), G 159 (lower right)

    • Back Plate Number: 311 (lower right scrollwork)

Fancy Serial & Mule Evaluation

  • Fancy Serial Status: Normal / Not Fancy

    • Serial: 18515629

    • Digits Present: 1, 2, 5, 6, 8, 9 (6 unique digits).

    • Pattern Analysis: Contains non-repeating mixed digits with multiple pairs/scatters (1, 5). It does not meet any fancy collector definitions (not a radar, repeater, binary, trinary, ladder, or low/high serial).

  • Mule Check: Normal (Not a Mule / Non-Mule)

    • Back Plate: 311

    • Analysis: Series 1981 reset the back plate sequence to #1. A back plate numbered 311 is a native Series 1981 plate from the first year of production. A "1st Print Mule" for Series 1981 requires an old 1977A 4-digit back plate (generally numbers 2700 through 3200+).

Technical & Visual Assessment

  • Estimated Grade: Choice Crisp Uncirculated (Ch CU 63 – Gem CU 65)

  • Preservation Highlights:

    • Crisp, pack-fresh white paper stock with original embossing and clean ink contrast.

    • Housed in a rigid clear protective sleeve.

    • Clean, sharp 90-degree corners with no blunting or counting creases.

    • Pristine surface free from folds, pinholes, or teller handling.

  • Centering:

    • Face: Solid vertical centering; horizontally slightly heavier to the right margin.

    • Back: Well-proportioned margins along all borders.


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