Description
A Modern Twenty Dollar Note with a Highly Collectible Serial Pattern
This listing offers a remarkable and highly collectible piece of modern United States currency. It is a Series 2013 Twenty Dollar Federal Reserve Note featuring a remarkable Near Solid fancy serial number: MB79999949J. This note is a collectible piece of modern United States currency, featuring President Andrew Jackson on the obverse and the White House on the reverse.
This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private, in the United States.
Understanding the Near Solid Serial Number
The serial number MB79999949J is classified as a Near Solid fancy serial number, a pattern that is highly prized by currency collectors.
The serial number on this note reveals important information about its origin. The prefix MB decodes as follows: the first letter, M, indicates the note belongs to the Series 2013, and the second letter, B, identifies the Federal Reserve Bank of New York as the issuing bank.
A Solid serial number consists of a single repeated digit, such as 77777777. A Near Solid is almost a solid but contains one or two differing digits. Your serial number 79999949 contains the digit 9 repeated five times consecutively, making it highly visually striking and desirable to collectors.
Near solid serial numbers attract significant interest from collectors who specialize in fancy serial numbers. In the world of paper money collecting, patterns like near solids can command premiums above face value. The value ultimately depends on the note's condition and a buyer's specific interest in the pattern.
Historical Context: The Series 2013 Twenty Dollar Note
The Series 2013 Twenty Dollar Federal Reserve notes began entering circulation in early 2014. As the official records show, the M prefix in the serial number designates the Series 2013, which featured the signatures of Secretary Jacob Lew and Treasurer Rosie Rios.
The Twenty Dollar Note Legacy
The Twenty Dollar bill featuring Andrew Jackson has been a mainstay of American currency for generations. The reverse features the White House, an engraving that has appeared on the note in various forms since the small-size currency was introduced in 1928. The Series 2013 represents the most advanced version of this iconic design.
Design and Security Features
The Series 2013 Twenty Dollar note incorporates several advanced security features. Hold the note to light to see an embedded thread running vertically to the left of the portrait. The thread is imprinted with the text USA TWENTY and a small flag in an alternating pattern and is visible from both sides. The thread glows green when illuminated by ultraviolet light. Hold the note to light to see a faint image of President Jackson in the blank space to the right of the portrait. The image is visible from both sides of the note. Tilt the note to see the numeral 20 in the lower right corner shift from copper to green.
Additional security features include raised printing with distinctive texture from the intaglio printing process and microprinting with small text reading USA20 along the border of the blue ribbon and other locations.
Product Specifications
Country: United States of America
Series Year: 2013
Denomination: 20 Dollars
Type: Federal Reserve Note
Issuing Bank: Federal Reserve Bank of New York, District B
Obverse Design: Portrait of President Andrew Jackson
Reverse Design: The White House
Serial Number: MB79999949J, Near Solid
Seal: Green Treasury Seal
Legal Tender Status: Yes, for all debts, public and private
Why This Note Deserves a Place in Your Collection
This is a Near Solid serial number, with five consecutive 9s making this note visually striking and collectible. It features a Series 2013 design with modern security elements including color-shifting ink and security thread. It displays iconic imagery, with Andrew Jackson and the White House representing enduring American history. As legal tender, it can be spent at face value, providing a floor to the investment. The New York district issue, with the B designation, adds to the note's identity for collectors who seek notes from specific Federal Reserve Banks.
This note is more than currency. It is a visually striking example of modern American paper money, offering a near-solid serial number in outstanding condition. For the discerning collector, it represents a truly significant and desirable acquisition.
The auction is live. Notes of this caliber do not appear often. Place your bid and secure this remarkable piece of history for your collection.
Dimensions:
Height 2.61, Width 6.14, Depth 0.0043 inches
Weight 0.036 oz
Condition:
Crisp Uncirculated
Your purchase is protected:
In the rare event that the item did not conform to the lot description in the sale, Chairish Auctions spec
This listing offers a remarkable and highly collectible piece of modern United States currency. It is a Series 2013 Twenty Dollar Federal Reserve Note featuring a remarkable Near Solid fancy serial number: MB79999949J. This note is a collectible piece of modern United States currency, featuring President Andrew Jackson on the obverse and the White House on the reverse.
This note is legal tender for all debts, public and private, in the United States.
Understanding the Near Solid Serial Number
The serial number MB79999949J is classified as a Near Solid fancy serial number, a pattern that is highly prized by currency collectors.
The serial number on this note reveals important information about its origin. The prefix MB decodes as follows: the first letter, M, indicates the note belongs to the Series 2013, and the second letter, B, identifies the Federal Reserve Bank of New York as the issuing bank.
A Solid serial number consists of a single repeated digit, such as 77777777. A Near Solid is almost a solid but contains one or two differing digits. Your serial number 79999949 contains the digit 9 repeated five times consecutively, making it highly visually striking and desirable to collectors.
Near solid serial numbers attract significant interest from collectors who specialize in fancy serial numbers. In the world of paper money collecting, patterns like near solids can command premiums above face value. The value ultimately depends on the note's condition and a buyer's specific interest in the pattern.
Historical Context: The Series 2013 Twenty Dollar Note
The Series 2013 Twenty Dollar Federal Reserve notes began entering circulation in early 2014. As the official records show, the M prefix in the serial number designates the Series 2013, which featured the signatures of Secretary Jacob Lew and Treasurer Rosie Rios.
The Twenty Dollar Note Legacy
The Twenty Dollar bill featuring Andrew Jackson has been a mainstay of American currency for generations. The reverse features the White House, an engraving that has appeared on the note in various forms since the small-size currency was introduced in 1928. The Series 2013 represents the most advanced version of this iconic design.
Design and Security Features
The Series 2013 Twenty Dollar note incorporates several advanced security features. Hold the note to light to see an embedded thread running vertically to the left of the portrait. The thread is imprinted with the text USA TWENTY and a small flag in an alternating pattern and is visible from both sides. The thread glows green when illuminated by ultraviolet light. Hold the note to light to see a faint image of President Jackson in the blank space to the right of the portrait. The image is visible from both sides of the note. Tilt the note to see the numeral 20 in the lower right corner shift from copper to green.
Additional security features include raised printing with distinctive texture from the intaglio printing process and microprinting with small text reading USA20 along the border of the blue ribbon and other locations.
Product Specifications
Country: United States of America
Series Year: 2013
Denomination: 20 Dollars
Type: Federal Reserve Note
Issuing Bank: Federal Reserve Bank of New York, District B
Obverse Design: Portrait of President Andrew Jackson
Reverse Design: The White House
Serial Number: MB79999949J, Near Solid
Seal: Green Treasury Seal
Legal Tender Status: Yes, for all debts, public and private
Why This Note Deserves a Place in Your Collection
This is a Near Solid serial number, with five consecutive 9s making this note visually striking and collectible. It features a Series 2013 design with modern security elements including color-shifting ink and security thread. It displays iconic imagery, with Andrew Jackson and the White House representing enduring American history. As legal tender, it can be spent at face value, providing a floor to the investment. The New York district issue, with the B designation, adds to the note's identity for collectors who seek notes from specific Federal Reserve Banks.
This note is more than currency. It is a visually striking example of modern American paper money, offering a near-solid serial number in outstanding condition. For the discerning collector, it represents a truly significant and desirable acquisition.
The auction is live. Notes of this caliber do not appear often. Place your bid and secure this remarkable piece of history for your collection.
Dimensions:
Height 2.61, Width 6.14, Depth 0.0043 inches
Weight 0.036 oz
Condition:
Crisp Uncirculated
Your purchase is protected:
In the rare event that the item did not conform to the lot description in the sale, Chairish Auctions spec
- Low Estimate: 50.00
- High Estimate: 300.00
Buyer's Premium
25%
2013 $20 MB79999949J - Near Solid
Estimate $50-$300
Current Price (1 bid)
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