I have no expertise whatsoever regarding paper. But the 1963A is pretty cool. When I was a kid, in the late-1960's/early-1970's, 1963A ones were all you saw. Even though 1963 was (to me) a long time ago. The 1963B Barr notes were a real rarity. But you'd see one every once in a while. Along this line...I have a couple dozen consecutively-numbered $1 silver certificates. I believe that they're series 1963 (C Douglas Dillon). I haven't pulled them out in years. But my dad got them from the bank that he worked at. They're all CU. Probably not worth much, if anything. But if anyone is interested in seeing them, I'll dig them out and photograph them.
except if playing currency poker a 'broken ladder', 8 or 9 high, would still beat a huge number of other numbers the 1952 date number as well as the 1933 both have multiple possibilities although the 1933 may require a legal scholar to make a connection