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Question by Carolyn
Submitted on 4/8/2004
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*What does it mean when a is at the end of the serial number of a $1.00 bill?**

Answer by Pete
Submitted on 4/10/2004
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Hi..it means that it is a replacement note.When currency is printed sometimes their are errors in the printing process.Instead of reprinting these notes they are replaced by a separate run of star notes.Star notes are also used when the serial numbers end in all zeros.These notes are never distributed.They are replaced with a star note. Pete

Answer by JohnSiegi
Submitted on 7/18/2005
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