Matched Pair B06674669* — Series 2013B Duplicate Serial Number Confirmed
A verified duplicate-serial-number matched pair bearing serial number B06674669* has been confirmed by Project 2013B. This announcement provides images, grading details, provenance information, and registry documentation for collectors tracking verified Series 2013B discoveries.
Summary
Verified matched pair B06674669* confirmed by Project 2013B. Includes certified images, DC/FW grades, provenance details, and registry documentation.
Certification Grades
- Fort Worth Note: Raw (ungraded)
- Washington DC Note: Raw (ungraded)
Registry Reference
This matched pair is officially recorded in the Project 2013B Registry under serial number B06674669*. View the full list of known pairs at: Project 2013B Confirmed Matched Pairs Registry .
Submitter Information
This confirmed matched pair was submitted jointly by two Project 2013B members. The Fort Worth–printed note was found in Maryland by Member vxQU, who has 1,995 verified submissions. The Washington DC–printed note was found in Missouri by Member tnLQU, who currently has 1 verified serial number submission recorded in the registry.
Discovery Story
The Fort Worth–printed note was found in routine circulation. No additional discovery details were provided.
The Washington DC–printed note's owner shared:
I live in the Kansas City area on the Missouri side, and have two jobs, one on the Kansas side and one on the Missouri side. I don't know which state I found the note in though. I have a friend who was always looking at his $1 bills, so I asked him what he was looking for. I'm sure he gave me all the specifics then, but I only remembered he was looking for star notes. Part of my job, at the beginning and end of my work shifts, is counting money, so I kept an eye out and would take all the star notes (I would trade them for non star notes I had, not steal them, just to be clear), and then I would trade him. My friend moved out of the country, but I still looked for, and collected them. So eventually I had a decent stack of star notes and nothing to do with them, so looked into it further, and found out what the reason was, and the rest of the specifics. I went through the stack I had collected and found this one, so I researched even more and found your website and registered the serial number.
Both discoveries were submitted independently and later confirmed as a matched pair by Project 2013B.
Registry Statistics
The Project 2013B Registry currently documents 88,353 unique serial number submissions contributed by 20,677 participating members worldwide. This extensive dataset represents one of the largest collector-driven currency registries ever assembled, providing a comprehensive record of Series 2013B circulation, discoveries, and confirmed matched pairs.
Matched Pair Statistics
Across all known sources, collectors have identified 272 matched pairs in existence. Of these, 254 have been formally verified and documented through Project 2013B, including 41 confirmed so far this year. These figures highlight the rarity of confirmed duplicate serial discoveries relative to the millions of notes printed.
Collector Resources
For collectors seeking paper currency storage supplies, protective holders, or official Project 2013B merchandise, visit the Project 2013B Store.