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The Federal Reserve Bank has 12 districts and each district has assigned number.
When FRB prints currencies, they put the district number(and district logo)on the bills.
Please check sample image for the district number and logo location and map for how FRB divided the distrct.
A Distrct set is the collection of all 12 banknotes, one from each district.
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District Name |
1-A |
Boston |
2-B |
New York |
3-C |
Philadelphia |
4-D |
Cleveland |
5-E |
Richmond |
6-F |
Atlanta |
7-G |
Chicago |
8-H |
St. Louis |
9-I |
Minneapolis |
10-J |
Kansas City |
11-K |
Dallas |
12-L |
San Francisco |
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| District Set |
| 1 Dollar - Series of 1969 |
| Signs: Elston/ Kennedy |
| Condition: all CU |
| All 12 notes, one from each district(A to L) |
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Price: $
59.00
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| District Set |
| 1 Dollar - Series of 1969A |
| Signs: Kabis/ Kennedy |
| Condition: all CU |
| All 12 notes, one from each district(A to L) |
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| Price: $
59.00
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| District Set |
| 1 Dollar - Series of 2003A |
| Signs: Cabral/ Snow |
| Condition: all CU |
All 12 notes, one from each district(A to L). This is not a ordinary district set. Please check the last 3 digit of all the serial numbers, they all end in "-650", incredible set!!!
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149.00
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