Okay! So what? No special serial number. No errors. What IS special about this FRN to me is that it completes my Series 1969-B, all Federal Reserves, all Blocks collection. In fact I now have a complete collection of ALL of the 1969 series's, all Federal Reserves, all Blocks. (Okay, I don't have the Gilbert experimentals. ) Finding dealers that regularly carry a large variety of FRN's is not easy. My guess is that there are too many that are too common with not enough value to merit stocking them. Oh, and my "all 1963 series's, all Federal Reserves, all Blocks" collection is complete too. (Okay, I'm missing two of the Series 1963 Mules. ) So now it's on to Series 1974. I've got a lot of them but am missing about 10. Hard to find; same reason (too common and not enough value for dealers to merit stocking them). Plus missing a lot of the 905 errors. And the 1977 series's -- ha! -- almost impossible to find.
Oops, forgot to include that info. No, I do not include the star notes. For about the same reason that I don't collect proof coins. Too expensive and that kills my interest.
Rats, now you've awoken the sleeping giant. Now I'm looking into star notes. (As if I didn't already have my fingers in enough numismatic pies.)
