1974 1 Dollar Bill 4 Consecutive Notes Quad 8 New York Pack Fresh Unc (888) For Sale

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• Type: Small-Size Federal Reserve Note (Green Seal)

• Denomination: $1.00 (One Dollar)

• Series: Series 1974

• District: New York (Bank Letter B, District 2)

• Catalog Reference: Friedberg # 1908-B (Fr. 1908-B)

• Signatures:

  • Francine I. Neff (Treasurer of the United States)

  • William E. Simon (Secretary of the Treasury)

• Run Type: 4-Note Consecutive Serial Run

• Serial Numbers:

  1. B 48699885 E

  2. B 48699886 E

  3. B 48699887 E

  4. B 48699888 E (Bookended by quad-8s)

• Consecutive Preservation: Sourced from original Bureau of Engraving and Printing strapped brick runs. Preserving a vintage 1970s sequence intact commands a collector premium over isolated individual notes.

• Serial Number Characteristics:

  • The terminal note (B 48699888 E) features quadruple 8s (quad 8s). In modern numismatics, quadruple repeating digits (especially considered auspicious digits like 8) add secondary crossover demand from fancy serial collectors.

  • The run sits entirely within high 988x territory, offering clean serial symmetry across the set.

• Technical Grade: Choice Crisp Uncirculated (CU 63 – CU 64)

• Substrate & Surface Quality:

  • Completely uncirculated, original BEP stock with full embossing relief.

  • Strictly flat with no folds, wallet bends, pocket handling, or counting corner crimps.

  • Sharp 90-degree corners on all four notes.

  • Pristine surfaces with zero pinholes, teller pencil/ink marks, or edge foxing.

• Centering Breakdown:

  • Top Note (885): Well-balanced margins top-to-bottom and left-to-right.

  • Middle Notes (886 & 887): Strong face and reverse centering with clean borders framing the green latticework.

  • Bottom Note (888): Centering is well-proportioned, slightly favoring the right margin on the face, but comfortably within standard Choice margins.