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.
| Note | Bank | Notes printed | Band | Printed serials |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $1 · 1988 run 1 | F · Atlanta | 640,000 | Rare | F 000 80001 ★ to F 032 00000 ★ in 32 pieces |
| $1 · 1988 run 1 | K · Dallas | 1,248,000 | Scarce | K 000 61001 ★ to K 032 00000 ★ in 32 pieces |
| $1 · 1988 run 1 | A · Boston | 3,200,000 | Common run | A 000 00001 ★ to A 032 00000 ★ |
| $1 · 1988 run 1 | B · New York | 3,200,000 * | Common run | B 000 00001 ★ to B 032 00000 ★ |
| $1 · 1988 run 1 | E · Richmond | 3,200,000 * | Common run | E 000 00001 ★ to E 032 00000 ★ |
| $1 · 1988 run 1 | J · Kansas City | 3,200,000 | Common run | J 000 00001 ★ to J 032 00000 ★ |
| $1 · 1988 run 1 | L · San Francisco | 3,200,000 | Common run | L 000 00001 ★ to L 032 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.