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This product is a pair of $1 banknotes from the United States, with a unique characteristic of being "6 of a Kind" and having consecutive endings (15/16). The notes are uncirculated and from the year 2003. Being uncertified and ungraded, these banknotes are still considered valuable due to their rarity and condition. This pair of $1 fancy notes would be a coveted addition to any collector's portfolio.

This is a premium "Buy It Now" offer featuring a unique, consecutive pair of fancy serial number notes. You are purchasing a set of two Series 2003 $1 Federal Reserve Notes, both in pristine, Crisp Uncirculated (UNC) condition.

What makes this set special is that both notes are "6 of a Kind" fancy serials, and their serial numbers end in the consecutive digits "15" and "16". This is a unique and desirable combination for collectors.

The Notes in This Consecutive Pair:

Note 1: 2003 Series $1 Note
- Serial Number: L 66666615 Q ("6 of a Kind" 6s)
- Condition: Crisp Uncirculated (UNC)
- Federal Reserve Bank: San Francisco (L)
Note 2: 2003 Series $1 Note
- Serial Number: K 22222216 E ("6 of a Kind" 2s)
- Condition: Crisp Uncirculated (UNC)
- Federal Reserve Bank: Dallas (K)

Key Highlights:

Consecutive Endings - Notes End in "15" & "16": An interesting and hard-to-find combination that increases the appeal of this set.
Dual "6 of a Kind" Serials: This set includes two notes, each with six identical digits in its serial number.
Investment-Grade UNC Condition: Both notes are flawless, with sharp corners, no folds, and original brightness.
Same 2003 Series: A cohesive pair from the same print era.

Shipping & Returns:

Your notes will be shipped securely from our location in San Bernardino, CA.
We offer a 30-day return policy, with the buyer responsible for return shipping costs.

From your trusted seller, Patriots Collectibles.