AI Description  The note is a 2013 $1 Federal Reserve Note with two errors, making it a unique and rare collectible item. The note is circulated and features AU folds and wrinkles, adding to its character and value. This error note from the United States is ungraded and uncertified, presenting a chance for collectors to add a special piece to their paper money collection.

My description:

2013 $1 FRN Error note. 2 errors AU

The title and pictures really do describe the offering in detail.

This is a very special note because it not only has an error, but it has two errors. A note with one error is hard enough to find, but a note with two:  Let me explain:

Whitman's Encyclopedia Of Paper Money say that an error is worth $25 to $50. (And the book was published at least 10 years ago.)  So, this regularly valued one dollar note, being it has 2 errors should be worth at LEAST $50.

The first error is the main one and definitely should add at least the high end of a normal error of $50.  The last number in the serial number is raised.  When the machine advances the numbers, it should be in perfect alignment with the rest of the serial number.  it isn't.

The 2nd error is just as glaring, and folks love errors like this because can be seen across the room.  It's called a SHIFT ERROR.  The green seal (or third printing) is shifted to the upside and the seal is outside the number one.  Notice the picture close up of the seal and serial number.

So, there you have it.  The condition of the bill isn't quite uncirculated, but with only a few folds (See the pictures how I hold it up to the light so you can see any defects) 

So, all things considered, this should be at least double the price I'm askin'.

Good luck in the bidding if you want it and thanks for looking.

ur note guy

Grab this one before it goes for grading.  If I get anything above AU and one error I will raise the price several hundred. If I get an AU designation and TWO Errors, the price will be over $1500.

Thanks for looking.
Capt. Brian