I had just got back from a coinshow and I had gotten my self some sleeves for my banknotes. As I was putting them in for my album I noticed a 1976 2 dollar note with different letters on each serial number. Does anyone have any insight?
"This is what is called a mismatched serial number error. Most errors of this type are scarce and worth substantial premiums over normal notes. There are five notable exceptions however; two are $2 notes and three are $1 notes. The $2 dollar notes are both series 1976 New York. One has serial B-----523A / B-----623A. The other is a block letter error with H454-----A / B454-----A. The $1 notes are as follows: Series 1957B with serial U37-----A / U47-----A. The series 1957 with serial G55-----A / G54-----A (yours). The series 1969 Atlanta with serial F68-----A / F67-----A (mine). Many hundreds or even thousands of the above mentioned notes are known today. Any other mismatched serial number combinations should be considered rare" Source: https://www.coincommunity.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=68395
Whats also nice is I have 2 other 2$ notes with the start of their numbers also being 454 so I get a frame of refrence for what its meant to be and its meant to be the letter B.