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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tbudwiser, post: 1251595, member: 32774&quot;]Heres more information on what I just posted:</p><p><br /></p><p>For the first letter of $5&#039;s and up it goes like this: &#039;A&#039; 1996, &#039;B&#039; 1999, &#039;C&#039; 2001, &#039;D&#039; 2003, &#039;E&#039; 2004, &#039;F&#039; 2003A, &#039;G&#039; 2004A, &#039;H&#039; 2006, non colorized (some $5&#039;s and all 2006 $100&#039;s), &#039;I&#039; 2006 colorized, &#039;J&#039; 2009, and finally &#039;K&#039; 2006A ($100&#039;s only, and considered rare).</p><p><br /></p><p>For the second letter of the serial number it goes like this for $1&#039;s and up: &#039;A&#039; Boston MA, &#039;B&#039; New York NY, &#039;C&#039; Philadelphia PA, &#039;D&#039; Cleveland OH, &#039;E&#039; Richmond VA, &#039;F&#039; Atlanta GA, &#039;G&#039; Chicago IL, &#039;H&#039; St. Louis MO, &#039;I&#039; Minniapolis MN, &#039;J&#039; Kansas City MO, &#039;K&#039; Dallas TX, &#039;L&#039; San Francisco CA.</p><p><br /></p><p>On the SOI test notes: The government is currently overgoing some testing for $1 FRN&#039;s and $20 FRN&#039;s, since they are in high demand in the US. They are finding cheaper ways of printing them. They moved up the 32 sheet standard to keep printing quicker and cheaper. I&#039;m not quite sure what they moved it up to...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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