Bidspirit auction | 1974 Star & 2006 Fancy

1974 Star & 2006 Fancy $1 Notes - This pair of United States currency consists of two 1 dollar Federal Reserve Notes, each independently authenticated and graded by PCGS Banknote. The first note is a Series 2006 1 dollar Federal Reserve Note from the Chicago district, designated by the letter G and the number 7. The obverse features a portrait of George Washington, the green Department of the Treasury seal, and black Federal Reserve seals. It bears the printed signatures of Treasurer Anna Escobedo Cabral and Secretary of the Treasury Henry M. Paulson Jr. The note features a fancy serial number, G 77770349 A, containing five consecutive leading 7s. The reverse displays the Great Seal of the United States. The note is housed in a PCGS Banknote grading sleeve with a gold-bordered label reading 2006 Federal Reserve Note Chicago, Fr. 1933-G, and certification number 1140987.58/51003998. The second note is a Series 1974 1 dollar Federal Reserve Note from the Richmond district, designated by the letter E and the number 5. This is a star note, identified by the star symbol suffix in the serial number E 02896735 *. The obverse displays the portrait of George Washington and printed signatures of Treasurer Francine I. Neff and Secretary of the Treasury William E. Simon. The reverse shows the standard 1 dollar design. The note is encapsulated in a PCGS Banknote grading sleeve with a label identifying it as a 1974 Federal Reserve Note Richmond, Fr. 1908-E*, with certification number 1106501.58/51003997. Both protective sleeves have handwritten ink notations reading HLNX and PC or 38/39 on the outer plastic.