Series 2013B Matched Pair B07650006* — Duplicate Serial Number Verified by Project 2013B

Matched Pair B07650006* — Series 2013B Duplicate Serial Number Confirmed

A verified duplicate-serial-number matched pair bearing serial number B07650006* has been confirmed by Project 2013B. This announcement provides images, grading details, provenance information, and registry documentation for collectors tracking verified Series 2013B discoveries.

Series 2013B Matched Pair B07650006* — Front View

Summary

Verified matched pair B07650006* 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 B07650006*. 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 Kentucky by Member ffcUr, who has 1 verified submissions. The Washington DC–printed note was found in Massachusetts by Member a7FS, who currently has 260 verified serial number submissions 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 was found in routine circulation. The owner of the bill stated: Most all of my bills came to me while I was the manager at a gas station. I had saved almost every star note that came my way over 6 years. Which compared to many still isn't a lot. From what I held onto, yielded over 400 notes within the duplicate run. So I'm very glad I started doing it. Both discoveries were submitted independently and later confirmed as a matched pair by Project 2013B.

Registry Statistics

The Project 2013B Registry currently documents 87,806 unique serial number submissions contributed by 20,530 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 254 matched pairs in existence. Of these, 241 have been formally verified and documented through Project 2013B, including 28 confirmed so far this year. These figures highlight the rarity of confirmed duplicate serial discoveries relative to the millions of notes printed.

Related Links

• Full List of Confirmed Series 2013B Duplicate Serial Number Matched Pairs
• Matched Duplicate Serial Numbers Guide
• Frequently Asked Questions

Collector Resources

For collectors seeking paper currency storage supplies, protective holders, or official Project 2013B merchandise, visit the Project 2013B Store.

Official Project 2013B Identity Guide — How to Recognize Authentic Pages

Project 2013B Identity & Authenticity Guide

Summary

New visitors discover Project 2013B every day through search engines, social media, and Google Discover. To help collectors, treasure hunters, and newcomers quickly identify official Project 2013B content, we’ve published a new Identity and Authenticity Guide. This blog post introduces that page and explains why it matters for anyone exploring Series 2013B matched pairs.

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Official Project 2013B Identity Guide — How to Recognize Authentic Pages

Published on: August 20, 2026

Every day, new visitors discover Project 2013B from search engines, social media, and Discover. Some are experienced collectors, some are treasure hunters, and some are simply curious.

One question keeps coming up: How do you know which Project 2013B pages are official?

To help newcomers and long‑time collectors alike, we’ve published a new stand‑alone page that explains how to verify authenticity, recognize official registry content, and avoid confusion with misleading or unofficial sources. This blog post introduces that page and explains why it matters.

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Why We Created the Identity & Authenticity Page

Project 2013B has grown far beyond its early days. We now have:

• Thousands of collectors and followers
• A global audience of paper money enthusiasts
• A large dataset of confirmed matched pairs
• Documented auction history and provenance
• Submission tools, reports, and registry services
• A store, tools, and information resources

With that growth comes a simple responsibility: Make sure every visitor can easily identify official Project 2013B content.

The new Identity & Authenticity page does exactly that.

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What You’ll Find in the Identity Guide

Here’s a quick overview of what the full page covers:

• What Project 2013B actually is — A registry, a dataset, a provenance chain, and a trusted resource for collectors.
• How to recognize official pages — Clear formatting, consistent structure, confirmation records, provenance details, and grading information.
• How to verify authenticity — If the URL is on 2013b.com, it’s official. If it’s not, it isn’t.
• Where official content is published — All authentic registry entries, guides, tools, and updates live exclusively on www.2013b.com.
• Helpful links for newcomers — Direct links to the Confirmed Matched Pairs list, the Duplicate Serial Number Guide, the FAQ, and more.

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Why This Matters for Collectors and New Visitors

The Identity page is designed to help:

• New visitors who don’t yet know what a registry is
• Collectors verifying matched‑pair entries
• Treasure hunters checking serial numbers
• Visitors arriving from Discover or social media
• Anyone confused by unofficial or misleading content

It reinforces trust, clarity, and consistency — the core of Project 2013B’s mission.

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Read the Full Identity & Authenticity Guide

The full stand‑alone page includes detailed explanations, official links, and structured guidance.

👉 Read the full Identity & Authenticity Guide on 2013b.com

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Related Official Resources

• Confirmed Matched Pairs — Full list of known Series 2013B matched pairs
• Duplicate Serial Number Error Guide — What they are and how to understand them
• Project 2013B Frequently Asked Questions

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Collector Resources

For protective holders, storage supplies, and official Project 2013B merchandise:

👉 Visit the Project 2013B Store

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Series 2013B Matched Pair B08831917* — Final Auction Results and Sale Summary

Matched Pair B08831917* — Final Auction Results

The auction for the verified duplicate-serial-number matched pair B08831917* has concluded. This update provides final hammer price, bid count, certified images, grading details, and registry documentation.

Series 2013B Matched Pair B08831917* — Front View

Summary

Final auction results for matched pair B08831917* including hammer price, bid count, certified images, grades, and registry documentation.

Final Auction Results

• Auction House: GreatCollections
• Final Hammer Price: $4,600.00
• Total Bids: 20
• Auction End Date: 2026-08-16

These results reflect the final recorded outcome of the public auction listing for matched pair B08831917*.

Certification Grades

• Washington DC Note: Choice Fine 15
• Fort Worth Note: Choice Very Fine 35

Registry Reference

This matched pair remains officially recorded in the Project 2013B Registry under serial number B08831917*. View the full provenance and confirmation record at: Project 2013B Registry Entry .

You may also review the original auction announcement: Original Auction Announcement .

Reverse View — Series 2013B Matched Pair B08831917*

Auction Screenshot

Final Auction Result Screenshot — Series 2013B Matched Pair B08831917*

This screenshot provides a visual record of the final hammer price and bid count as displayed by GreatCollections at the conclusion of the auction.

This is the first auction recorded for a graded pair with the grade combination of Choice Very Fine 35 with Choice 15.

Related Links

• Full List of Confirmed Series 2013B Matched Pairs
• Prices Realized for All Matched Pairs Sold at Auction
• Matched Duplicate Serial Numbers Guide
• Frequently Asked Questions

These resources provide additional context for collectors tracking verified Series 2013B discoveries and historical auction performance.

Collector Resources

For collectors seeking paper currency storage supplies, protective holders, or official Project 2013B merchandise, visit the Project 2013B Store .

Series 2013B Matched Pair B04317084* — Duplicate Serial Number Verified by Project 2013B

Matched Pair B04317084* — Series 2013B Duplicate Serial Number Confirmed

A verified duplicate-serial-number matched pair bearing serial number B04317084* has been confirmed by Project 2013B. This announcement provides images, grading details, provenance information, and registry documentation for collectors tracking verified Series 2013B discoveries.

Series 2013B Matched Pair B04317084* — Front View

Summary

Verified matched pair B04317084* 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 B04317084*. 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 West Virginia by Member z8Cw3, who has 1 verified submission. The Washington DC–printed note was found in Montana by Member 0YTHt, who currently has 15 verified serial number submissions recorded in the registry.

Discovery Story

The Fort Worth–printed note was found in routine circulation. No additional discovery details were provided. The owner of the Washington DC-printed note shared the following account:

I found this bill while working as a cashier and bookkeeper at a local truck stop. I always got first dibs on the reload of change from our safe. I would bring a few dollars to work every day, and while sorting ones into increments for a reload, I would trade my own “normal” bills for anything that caught my eye — including all star notes. Later, after watching YouTube videos, I learned about Project 2013B and separated all my 2013 notes that fell into the correct serial range. I’ve been adding them to the project ever since. Thanks for reaching out!

Both discoveries were submitted independently and later confirmed as a matched pair by Project 2013B.

Registry Statistics

The Project 2013B Registry currently documents 87,686 unique serial number submissions contributed by 20,519 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 253 matched pairs in existence. Of these, 240 have been formally verified and documented through Project 2013B, including 27 confirmed so far this year. These figures highlight the rarity of confirmed duplicate serial discoveries relative to the millions of notes printed.

Related Links

• Full List of Confirmed Series 2013B Duplicate Serial Number Matched Pairs
• Matched Duplicate Serial Numbers Guide
• Frequently Asked Questions

Collector Resources

For collectors seeking paper currency storage supplies, protective holders, or official Project 2013B merchandise, visit the Project 2013B Store.