Guy's.. I made out like a fat pig on the first 4 notes delivered today! Check out the New York Note SN# as well as the other Boston SN that is 00000246 I am pretty happy with what I got today!! Urbamchemist...the Chicago note is not bad either!! Enjoy!! RickieB
Covert.... I pre ordered these from the BEP a few months ago! They are releasing only 3000 set's of all 12 Districts with the Lowest SN's available! The program was $350.00 I think...took delivery of the 1st 4 notes today. The 3 digit notes and that 2626 note will make up for the cost of the Series on day by themselves! Can't wait tillthe other 2 groups come out! April and August 2009. RickieB
very nice indeed. i wish i had the $$ now to get the set. i guess i will have to wait till they hit the secondary market. lol when i actually have the money to get some. went a little overboard they end of last year. but thats why they Chicago collection is coming up to 200 notes:thumb:
Ruben....not exactly....notes really do not work like coins. If you recall, the reason for a Series 2004 A was that the design change (major) of the $10 and $20 note was changed from the big head to the technicolor note of today! That was a new design for the $10 note. The most recent change was the new $5 which took place in 2006. I am sure you have seen the new $5 notes with the large Purple 5 on the reverse and stars surrounding Lincoln on the obverse? Here it is so you can see. With all printings of the new $10, $5 , $20, $50 the dates will remain the same unless there is a major change in the design like we have had, or there are new Treasury Officials appointed to Office. SO yes, we will see Series 2009 note perhaps by next year with different sigs as we have a new administration that will have new sig's but the same current design. So the $10 note I posted could have been printed anytime from 2004 up to current time. The Block numbers are key to understanding when a run has been printed and how many were printed during that run.Hope this helps a little??? Regards, RickieB
No problem... this should explain it pretty well... http://www.moneyfactory.gov/store/index.cfm/9 (First day of sale - November 17, 2008 - 9:00 A.M. EST) - Price $359.40 -- The Bureau of Engraving and Printing proudly presents the “We the People - Series 2004A $10 Collection” Subscription Program. The introduction into circulation for the Series 2004A $10 note on March 2, 2006 was the third denomination to be redesigned in the “Color of Money” series. Limited to 3,000 sets worldwide, this subscription collection features one $10 note from each of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks with the LOWEST SERIAL NUMBERS available. Each of the colorful Series 2004A $10 notes offered in this collection was one of the first 3,500 redesigned new "Color of Money" notes issued from each Federal Reserve Bank. Each note is protected by a clear, acid-free, polymer sleeve in an attractive folder representative of the corresponding Federal Reserve District. Guarantee receipt of all 12 notes (non-matching serial numbers) in the “We the People - Series 2004A $10 Collection” by subscribing during our pre-release period (November 17, 2008 - January 11, 2009). The BEP will release all 12 Federal Reserve banknotes in three installments, beginning with Boston, New York, Chicago and St. Louis on January 12, 2009. The second installment will feature the Federal Reserve Banks of Philadelphia, Cleveland, Minneapolis and Kansas City on April 30, 2009. The final installment will be released on August 5, 2009 and include the Richmond, Atlanta, Dallas and San Francisco districts. Own a part of our currency’s history by purchasing the entire collection at the subscription price of $359.40, a savings of $60.60 off the cost of all 12 notes if purchased individually. Notes will be available for purchase individually, by Bank, at a price of $35.00 per note upon the first day of sale for each installment, while supplies last. *Please note: All customers who participated in the subscription program during the pre-release period (November 17, 2008 - January 11, 2009) will be guaranteed to receive at least 3 Series 2004A $10 notes bearing 3 digit serial numbers (00000xxx). RickieB
yeha, but those are low numbers so they must have been at the beginning at the new design/ I'll tell you, its gotten to a point that I'll except anything as a ten or a twenty now, there are so many designs out in circulation
