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Serial Numbers and "Star Notes"
Each note of the same denomination and series has its own individual serial number. When a note which bears a serial number is mutilated in the course of manufacture, it must be replaced in the series to ensure a proper count of the notes produced. To print another note with an identical serial number would be costly and time-consuming. Consequently, a "star note" is substituted. This note has a serial number which is out of sequence with the others in the series. A star is printed after the number to show that it was placed in the series as a substitute.



Check Letter, Face Plate Number, Quadrant Number, Back Plate Number
These designations are printed in specific ********s on the note. In the manufacturing process, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing uses these designations to identify the specific placement of the note on the specific printing plate.



pmPosition of Important Features



$10 Front (2004 Series)






$20 Front (2004 Series)



$20 Front (1996 Series)



$20 Back (1996 Series)



$20 Front (1990-1995 Series)



$20 Back (1990-1995 Series)



$50 Front (2004 Series)



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$50 Front (1996 Series)



$50 Back (1996 Series)



$50 Front (1990-1995 Series)



$50 Back (1990-1995 Series)


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$100 Front (1996 Series)



$100 Back (1996 Series)


$100 Front (1990-1995 Series)



$100 Back (1990-1995 Series)



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