Series 2013B Matched Pair B08619039* — Duplicate Serial Number Verified by Project 2013B
Matched Pair B08619039* — Series 2013B Duplicate Serial Number Confirmed
Project 2013B has confirmed a duplicate-serial-number matched pair bearing serial number B08619039*.
This update provides certified images, provenance details, and registry documentation for collectors tracking verified Series 2013B discoveries.
Series 2013B Matched Pair B08619039 star note — Front View
Summary
Duplicate serial number B08619039* confirmed by Project 2013B. Includes certified images, provenance details, and full registry documentation.
Match Confirmation Details
This matched pair has been confirmed as a legitimate duplicate-serial-number occurrence within the Series 2013B print run.
Both notes have been authenticated and documented in the Project 2013B Registry.
This confirmation establishes the pair as part of the official verified 2013B discovery set.
Certification Grades
Washington DC Note: Raw (ungraded)
Fort Worth Note: Raw (ungraded)
Registry Reference
This matched pair is officially recorded in the Project 2013B Registry under serial number B08619039*.
View the full provenance and confirmation records at:
Project 2013B Confirmed Matched Pairs Registry
.
Series 2013B Matched Pair B08621441* — Newly Confirmed
A newly confirmed matched pair of 2013B $1 star notes has been added to the Project 2013B registry.
Serial number B08621441* is now part of the official confirmed matched pair list.
Original confirmation image used to verify the Series 2013B matched pair with duplicate serial number B08621441*, showing both bills side-by-side for registry validation.
Stylized graphic showing the number of Series 2013B matched pairs confirmed year-to-date by Project 2013B, currently at 21 confirmations.
Co-Owner's Spotlight
Fort Worth Submission: SnOnC has submitted the Fort Worth printed bill and currently has 24 serial number entries in the Project 2013B database.
This is my first match & have about 22 other halves.
I found this one about a year & 1/2 ago in California.
Washington D.C. Submission: 1OKve has submitted the Washington D.C. printed bill and currently has 40 serial number entries in the Project 2013B database.
Retired and a coin and currently collector since I was a kid.
Conclusion
This page serves as a permanent historical record of the confirmation, verification, and provenance
of this matched pair and may be cited for research, valuation, or registry documentation purposes
within the
Project 2013B Registry
.
This page documents a confirmed matched pair of Series 2013B $1 star notes,
including serial number, verification status, discovery locations, and
registry metadata maintained by Project 2013B. Confirmed by Project 2013B, a public registry tracking Series 2013B duplicate serial number star notes since 2021.
Series 2013B Matched Pair — Duplicate Serial Number B04477517*
A newly confirmed matched pair of 2013B $1 star notes has been added to the Project 2013B registry. Serial number B04477517* is now part of a confirmed matched pair list.
Confirmed Matched Pair: Side-by-side comparison of the duplicate Series 2013B $1 star note, serial number B04477517*.
Confirmed Match Details
Status:Confirmed
Series:2013B
Denomination:$1 Star Note
Federal Reserve District:New York (B)
Duplicate Serial Number:B04477517*
Friedberg Numbers:Fr. 3001-B* and Fr. 3002-B*
Confirmed Matches This Year:20
Total Project Confirmed Matches:233
All Known Matched Pairs:246
This confirmed matched pair represents a verified duplicate serial number
within the Series 2013B $1 star note print run. Documentation and validation
are maintained by Project 2013B.
Project 2013B reaches its 20th confirmed matched pair for this year
Co-Owner's Spotlight
One Star Note, printed in Fort Worth, was submitted by member IEQob, who now has 121 serial number entries.
Its Washington DC-printed match was submitted by member FhLRB, who has 118 entries.
Each co-owner of the matched pair is assigned a 5 character codename to ensure privacy.
The Fort Worth printed matching note was discovered in Fairfax, Virginia
"" I truly appreciate your message and the fantastic work you're contributing to Project 201B.
I’m a retiree with a passion for collecting banknotes, coins, stamps, and antiques. Currently, I reside in Fairfax, VA.
" " - member IEQob
The DC printed matching note was discovered in New York City, New York.
Market Value Context for Collectors
Based on three recent public auction results for Series 2013B matched pairs graded in ranges comparable to Project 2013B’s estimated condition of this pair, examples have realized hammer prices between $1,894 and $4,200. The newly confirmed pair discussed above is currently ungraded; Project 2013B’s grade assessment represents an educated estimate only, intended to provide context should the co-owners elect third-party grading by PCGS Banknote or PMG. Actual market value may vary depending on final certified grades, eye appeal, and auction conditions.
Recent auction results suggest that the market value of confirmed Series 2013B matched pairs—often classified as serial number errors—can vary significantly based on condition, professional PCGS or PMG grading, and overall paper money eye appeal.
Recent Auction Results for Comparable Matched Pairs
The confirmed pair discussed above is ungraded. The auction results below show how
broadly comparable matched pairs have performed across varying grade combinations.
Selected public auction results used for currency appraisal and paper money value comparison of confirmed Series 2013B matched pairs in comparable circulated condition.
Collectors evaluating whether to buy, sell, or submit a matched pair for grading often use recent auction prices as a benchmark.
Differences in hammer price largely reflect the lower of the two grades in each matched pair,
as collectors typically price pairs based on the weaker note.
Key Factors Influencing 2013B Value
Prices reflect public auction results only and are provided for historical reference.
Individual outcomes vary based on condition, eye appeal, grading, and market demand.
Grading: Notes certified by PMG or PCGS Banknote Grading command a premium over raw or ungraded pairs due to higher perceived paper money value.
Condition Floor: The market value of a matched pair is usually dictated by the lower-graded note in the set.
Provenance: Inclusion in the Project 2013B Registry adds a layer of verified authenticity that influences auction competitiveness.
Serial Number Errors: Confirmed duplicate serial numbers are a recognized form of serial number errors within U.S. paper money collecting.
Timing of sale and auction visibility
Error Classification: While not misprinted banknotes, matched pairs are often collected alongside other recognized U.S. currency error types.
Market prices fluctuate based on collector demand and availability. All values shown are historical references and should not be considered a formal currency appraisal.
For a complete breakdown of auction prices across grades and serial numbers,
see the full Matched Pair Auction Results page.
Potential Match — Verification Pending
Project 2013B maintains a separate reference page listing serial numbers associated with potentially matched pairs where one or both co-owners have not yet responded to our email notification. These entries remain unconfirmed until photo verification is completed for both notes.
Collectors are encouraged to review this list to see whether a serial number they own appears. If your serial number is listed, you may be connected to a potential matched pair and your response could allow the pair to be officially confirmed and recorded in the Project 2013B registry.
If you believe you should have received a notification but do not see it in your inbox, please check your spam or junk mail folder. Project 2013B notifications are occasionally filtered by email providers.
The main website for Project 2013B • Short, simple, memorable
Conclusion
This newly confirmed matched pair adds another important data point to the growing Project 2013B registry.
With thousands of collectors participating and new discoveries happening regularly, every submitted serial
number helps strengthen the project. If you have 2013B star notes, consider submitting them today—you may
be holding the next confirmed match. Thank you to all contributors who continue to support the project.
Welcome to Project 2013B's
Amazon Storefront
,
where collectors and hobbyists alike can find everything they need to fuel their passion for coins and
paper money. Here you’ll discover a carefully curated selection of supplies, books, and tools designed
to help you preserve, study, and enjoy your collection — whether you’re a seasoned numismatist or just
beginning to explore the world of currency.
Disclaimer: Some of the links to the products you can buy on this website are affiliate
links where I'll earn a small commission if you make a purchase at no additional cost to you.
This page documents a confirmed matched pair of Series 2013B $1 star notes,
including serial number, verification status, discovery locations, and
registry metadata maintained by Project 2013B. Confirmed by Project 2013B, a public registry tracking Series 2013B duplicate serial number star notes since 2021.
Series 2013B Matched Pair — Duplicate Serial Number B08793272*
A newly confirmed matched pair of 2013B $1 star notes has been added to the Project 2013B registry. Serial number B08793272* is now part of a confirmed matched pair list.
Confirmed Matched Pair: Side-by-side comparison of the duplicate Series 2013B $1 star note, serial number B08793272*.
Confirmed Match Details
Status:Confirmed
Series:2013B
Denomination:$1 Star Note
Federal Reserve District:New York (B)
Duplicate Serial Number:B08793272*
Friedberg Numbers:Fr. 3001-B* and Fr. 3002-B*
Confirmed Matches This Year:19
Total Project Confirmed Matches:232
All Known Matched Pairs:245
This confirmed matched pair represents a verified duplicate serial number
within the Series 2013B $1 star note print run. Documentation and validation
are maintained by Project 2013B.
Project 2013B reaches its 19th confirmed matched pair for this year
Co-Owner's Spotlight
One Star Note, printed in Fort Worth, was submitted by member kEoJo, who now has 12 serial number entries.
Its Washington DC-printed match was submitted by member aE1S, who has 68 entries.
Each co-owner of the matched pair is assigned a 5 character codename to ensure privacy.
The matching Fort Worth note was discovered in Lafayette, Indiana
"We most likely acquired it through a purchase in our coin shop here in Lafayette, IN - Smith's Coins " - member kEoJo
The matching DC note was discovered in Somewhere, USA
Market Value Context for Collectors
Based on three recent public auction results for Series 2013B matched pairs graded in ranges comparable to Project 2013B’s estimated condition of this pair, examples have realized hammer prices between $600 and $2,850. The newly confirmed pair discussed above is currently ungraded; Project 2013B’s grade assessment represents an educated estimate only, intended to provide context should the co-owners elect third-party grading by PCGS Banknote or PMG. Actual market value may vary depending on final certified grades, eye appeal, and auction conditions.
Recent auction results suggest that the market value of confirmed Series 2013B matched pairs—often classified as serial number errors—can vary significantly based on condition, professional PCGS or PMG grading, and overall paper money eye appeal.
Recent Auction Results for Comparable Matched Pairs
The confirmed pair discussed above is ungraded. The auction results below show how
broadly comparable matched pairs have performed across varying grade combinations.
Selected public auction results used for currency appraisal and paper money value comparison of confirmed Series 2013B matched pairs in comparable circulated condition.
Collectors evaluating whether to buy, sell, or submit a matched pair for grading often use recent auction prices as a benchmark.
Differences in hammer price largely reflect the lower of the two grades in each matched pair,
as collectors typically price pairs based on the weaker note.
Key Factors Influencing 2013B Value
Prices reflect public auction results only and are provided for historical reference.
Individual outcomes vary based on condition, eye appeal, grading, and market demand.
Grading: Notes certified by PMG or PCGS Banknote Grading command a premium over raw or ungraded pairs due to higher perceived paper money value.
Condition Floor: The market value of a matched pair is usually dictated by the lower-graded note in the set.
Provenance: Inclusion in the Project 2013B Registry adds a layer of verified authenticity that influences auction competitiveness.
Serial Number Errors: Confirmed duplicate serial numbers are a recognized form of serial number errors within U.S. paper money collecting.
Timing of sale and auction visibility
Error Classification: While not misprinted banknotes, matched pairs are often collected alongside other recognized U.S. currency error types.
Market prices fluctuate based on collector demand and availability. All values shown are historical references and should not be considered a formal currency appraisal.
For a complete breakdown of auction prices across grades and serial numbers,
see the full Matched Pair Auction Results page.
Potential Match — Verification Pending
Project 2013B maintains a separate reference page listing serial numbers associated with potential matched pairs where one or both co-owners have not yet responded to our email notification. These entries remain unconfirmed until photo verification is completed for both notes.
Collectors are encouraged to review this list to see whether a serial number they own appears. If your serial number is listed, you may be connected to a potential matched pair and your response could allow the pair to be officially confirmed and recorded in the Project 2013B registry.
If you believe you should have received a notification but do not see it in your inbox, please check your spam or junk mail folder. Project 2013B notifications are occasionally filtered by email providers.
The main website for Project 2013B • Short, simple, memorable
Conclusion
This newly confirmed matched pair adds another important data point to the growing Project 2013B registry.
With thousands of collectors participating and new discoveries happening regularly, every submitted serial
number helps strengthen the project. If you have 2013B star notes, consider submitting them today—you may
be holding the next confirmed match. Thank you to all contributors who continue to support the project.
Welcome to Project 2013B's
Amazon Storefront
,
where collectors and hobbyists alike can find everything they need to fuel their passion for coins and
paper money. Here you’ll discover a carefully curated selection of supplies, books, and tools designed
to help you preserve, study, and enjoy your collection — whether you’re a seasoned numismatist or just
beginning to explore the world of currency.
Disclaimer: Some of the links to the products you can buy on this website are affiliate
links where I'll earn a small commission if you make a purchase at no additional cost to you.
This page documents a confirmed matched pair of Series 2013B $1 star notes,
including serial number, verification status, discovery locations, and
registry metadata maintained by Project 2013B. Confirmed by Project 2013B, a public registry tracking Series 2013B duplicate serial number star notes since 2021.
Series 2013B Matched Pair — Duplicate Serial Number B03946609*
A newly confirmed matched pair of 2013B $1 star notes has been added to the Project 2013B registry. Serial number B03946609* is now part of a confirmed matched pair list.
Confirmed Matched Pair: Side-by-side comparison of the duplicate Series 2013B $1 star note, serial number B03946609*.
Confirmed Match details
Status:Confirmed
Series:2013B
Denomination:$1 Star Note
Federal Reserve District:New York (B)
Duplicate Serial Number:B03946609*
Friedberg Numbers:Fr. 3001-B* and Fr. 3002-B*
Confirmed Matches This Year:18
Total Project Confirmed Matches:231
All Known Matched Pairs:244
This confirmed matched pair represents a verified duplicate serial number
within the Series 2013B $1 star note print run. Documentation and validation
are maintained by Project 2013B.
Project 2013B reaches its 18th confirmed matched pair for this year
Co-Owner's Spotlight
One Star Note, printed in Fort Worth, was submitted by member VF0ox, who now has 11 serial number entries.
Its Washington DC-printed match was submitted by member 6gHp, who has 15 entries.
Each co-owner of the matched pair is assigned a 5 character codename to ensure privacy.
The matching DC note was discovered in Somewhere, USA
""I bartended at the [*****] for many years and always kept the different bills and change iincluding star notes and
$2 bills. Looked them up a few years ago finding out they got double printed. I still collect when I find them out in the wild. I am the neighborhoods cat lady. I feed, trap and nueter my community feral cats. As well as take care of a few rescues of my own. Looking into this site today was a blessing. I'm glad I held on to them." " - member VF0ox
The matching Fort Worth note was discovered in Washington state by 4 cats and their human servant.
Market Value Context for Collectors
Based on three recent public auction results for Series 2013B matched pairs graded in ranges comparable to Project 2013B’s estimated condition of this pair, examples have realized hammer prices between $600 and $2,850. The newly confirmed pair discussed above is currently ungraded; Project 2013B’s grade assessment represents an educated estimate only, intended to provide context should the co-owners elect third-party grading by PCGS Banknote or PMG. Actual market value may vary depending on final certified grades, eye appeal, and auction conditions.
Recent auction results suggest that the market value of confirmed Series 2013B matched pairs—often classified as serial number errors—can vary significantly based on condition, professional PCGS or PMG grading, and overall paper money eye appeal.
Recent Auction Results for Comparable Matched Pairs
The confirmed pair discussed above is ungraded. The auction results below show how
broadly comparable matched pairs have performed across varying grade combinations.
Selected public auction results used for currency appraisal and paper money value comparison of confirmed Series 2013B matched pairs in comparable circulated condition.
Collectors evaluating whether to buy, sell, or submit a matched pair for grading often use recent auction prices as a benchmark.
Unfortunately, some combination of grades have never gone to auction, while other grade combinations have only one auction result (and possibly from several years ago). This is the case for a pair where the banknotes were graded VF30 and F15 respectively.
Differences in hammer price largely reflect the lower of the two grades in each matched pair,
as collectors typically price pairs based on the weaker note.
Key Factors Influencing 2013B Value
Prices reflect public auction results only and are provided for historical reference.
Individual outcomes vary based on condition, eye appeal, grading, and market demand.
Grading: Notes certified by PMG or PCGS Banknote Grading command a premium over raw or ungraded pairs due to higher perceived paper money value.
Condition Floor: The market value of a matched pair is usually dictated by the lower-graded note in the set.
Provenance: Inclusion in the Project 2013B Registry adds a layer of verified authenticity that influences auction competitiveness.
Serial Number Errors: Confirmed duplicate serial numbers are a recognized form of serial number errors within U.S. paper money collecting.
Timing of sale and auction visibility
Error Classification: While not misprinted banknotes, matched pairs are often collected alongside other recognized U.S. currency error types.
Market prices fluctuate based on collector demand and availability. All values shown are historical references and should not be considered a formal currency appraisal.
For a complete breakdown of auction prices across grades and serial numbers,
see the full Matched Pair Auction Results page.
Potential Match — Verification Pending
Project 2013B maintains a separate reference page listing serial numbers associated with potential matched pairs where one or both co-owners have not yet responded to our email notification. These entries remain unconfirmed until photo verification is completed for both notes.
Collectors are encouraged to review this list to see whether a serial number they own appears. If your serial number is listed, you may be connected to a potential matched pair and your response could allow the pair to be officially confirmed and recorded in the Project 2013B registry.
If you believe you should have received a notification but do not see it in your inbox, please check your spam or junk mail folder. Project 2013B notifications are occasionally filtered by email providers.
The main website for Project 2013B • Short, simple, memorable
Conclusion
This newly confirmed matched pair adds another important data point to the growing Project 2013B registry.
With thousands of collectors participating and new discoveries happening regularly, every submitted serial
number helps strengthen the project. If you have 2013B star notes, consider submitting them today—you may
be holding the next confirmed match. Thank you to all contributors who continue to support the project.
Welcome to Project 2013B's
Amazon Storefront
,
where collectors and hobbyists alike can find everything they need to fuel their passion for coins and
paper money. Here you’ll discover a carefully curated selection of supplies, books, and tools designed
to help you preserve, study, and enjoy your collection — whether you’re a seasoned numismatist or just
beginning to explore the world of currency.
Disclaimer: Some of the links to the products you can buy on this website are affiliate
links where I'll earn a small commission if you make a purchase at no additional cost to you.
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