SerialHunt

Star notes

The smallest star runs

A star note is only as scarce as the run it was printed in. These are the smallest runs on record, so these are the stars worth watching for in change.

NoteBankNotes printedBandPrinted serials
$1 · 1985 run 2 G · Chicago 640,000 Rare G 032 80001 ★ to G 064 00000 ★ in 32 pieces
$1 · 1985 run 1 H · St. Louis 640,000 Rare H 000 80001 ★ to H 032 00000 ★ in 32 pieces
$1 · 1985 run 1 G · Chicago 1,280,000 Scarce G 000 60001 ★ to G 032 00000 ★ in 32 pieces
$1 · 1985 run 1 I · Minneapolis 2,560,000 Common run I 000 20001 ★ to I 032 00000 ★ in 32 pieces
$1 · 1985 run 1 E · Richmond 3,200,000 Common run E 000 00001 ★ to E 032 00000 ★
$1 · 1985 run 2 E · Richmond 3,200,000 Common run E 032 00001 ★ to E 064 00000 ★
$1 · 1985 run 3 G · Chicago 3,200,000 Common run G 064 00001 ★ to G 096 00000 ★
$1 · 1985 run 1 K · Dallas 3,200,000 Common run K 000 00001 ★ to K 032 00000 ★
$1 · 1985 run 1 L · San Francisco 3,200,000 Common run L 000 00001 ★ to L 032 00000 ★
$1 · 1985 run 2 L · San Francisco 3,200,000 Common run L 032 00001 ★ to L 064 00000 ★
$1 · 1985 run 3 L · San Francisco 3,200,000 Common run L 064 00001 ★ to L 096 00000 ★

Up to 50 runs, smallest first. Bands: very rare is 320,000 notes or fewer, rare 640,000, scarce 1,600,000. Check a single note on the lookup.