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I have a like 1999 or around there one dollar not and under the year theres a A, whats it for?

 

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It's a Series designator. If the Secretary of the Treasury changes, the BEP adds "A". If it changes again, they add "B" and so on...

 

i dont see As or Bs on any other dollar bills of mine, any value in it?

 

They're worth a buck a piece. No letter just means its the original set of signatures for the series.

 

Well it's not series 1999. It's probably a 1988A note and if it's in very nice condition it is worth more than face value.

 

Spider said

He originally asked about a 1999A

Are you saying his '99 is really a '98, even though he's seen it and you haven't, or are you saying one of his other bills is a '98A, and he can't see the "A"

 

...there are no such things with FRN's dated 1999 (or 1998 at ALL) that have an A under them. They last did that with series 1988 when the treasurer Katherine Davalos Ortega left in 1989. I collect FRN's so believe me I know. Now though however the treasurer Rosario Marin left last December and a new one took over so word has it that 2003A's and 2004A's series should start showing up.

 

sry Roy, i miss posted, its a 1988 A, but its a litttle bent up, but its a keeper

 

Sure is. If you wanna find out the exact year and month it was printed check out this site. http://www.uspapermoney.info/serials/f1988as.html

 

thanks NOS

 

You're quite welcome. What year was it printed anyways Spider?

 

ill find out later alright NOS

 

Sounds good to me.