1928-E $1.00 Silver Cert

Can anybody tell me how many 1928-E $1.00 Silver Certificates were printed.

Thanks

GMC

Thanks!

George M





"MarkR" wrote in
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"George M" wrote in message
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Can anybody tell me how many 1928-E $1.00 Silver Certificates were
printed.

Thanks

GMC

According to O&S 4 Edition 3,519,324 were printed in blocks FB - JB.
Unknown number of Stars were printed according to the same reference
guide. HTH.

Mark

"George M" wrote in message
. 74...
Can anybody tell me how many 1928-E $1.00 Silver Certificates were
printed.

Thanks

GMC

According to O&S 4 Edition 3,519,324 were printed in blocks FB - JB.
Unknown number of Stars were printed according to the same reference guide.
HTH.

Mark

"George M" wrote in message
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Thanks!

George M

You're welcome.

Mark






"MarkR" wrote in
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"George M" wrote in message
. 74...
Can anybody tell me how many 1928-E $1.00 Silver Certificates were
printed.

Thanks

GMC

According to O&S 4 Edition 3,519,324 were printed in blocks FB - JB.
Unknown number of Stars were printed according to the same reference
guide. HTH.

Mark

"George M" asked: Can anybody tell me how many 1928-E $1.00 Silver
Certificates were printed?

"MarkR" wrote: 3,519,324 were printed in blocks FB - JB. Unknown number of
Stars were printed

semi-important footnote: in these Silver Certificate serial numbers, the Block
designating Letter comes *before* the numbers, and the District designating
Letter *follows* the serial number, in reverse policy of modern Federal Reserve
Notes.

All Series 1928-E were printed for the "B" (or New York) District, with Blocks
F-J.

8-/
Coin Saver

deans book
1928E notes ran from
F72,000001B to J 54,954234B
thats 3,519324 notes
stars * 35,821073A to *37,560000A

On 28 Aug 2003 18:29:00 GMT, ojunk (Coin Saver)
wrote:

From: jimmy
Coin Saver wrote:
George M asked about the 1928-E $1.00 Silver Certificates, blocks FB - JB
were printed
in Silver Certificate serial numbers, the Block designating Letter comes
*before* the numbers, and the District designating Letter *follows* the serial
number, in reverse policy of modern Federal Reserve Notes. Series 1928-E were
printed for the "B" (or New York) District, with Blocks F-J.

"B" on 1928 E Silver Cert. is not a district letter. No SC, GC,or USN has a
district letter. Only FRNs and FRBNs do.

Ok, educate me: What are the "B" representations on these Notes? I'd really
like to know.


They started printing with the AA block, when they got to the end of
that, they started the BA block, and so on. After they finished
printing the ZA block, the next block was AB. Alll the "B" means in
the suffix was that they'd run through the first 25 blocks.

take care,
Scott

On Fri, 29 Aug 2003 15:20:31 -0500, George M
wrote:

(Scott Stevenson) wrote in
:

On 28 Aug 2003 18:29:00 GMT, ojunk (Coin Saver)
wrote:

From: jimmy
Coin Saver wrote:
George M asked about the 1928-E $1.00 Silver Certificates, blocks
FB - JB
were printed
in Silver Certificate serial numbers, the Block designating Letter
comes
*before* the numbers, and the District designating Letter *follows*
the serial number, in reverse policy of modern Federal Reserve Notes.
Series 1928-E were printed for the "B" (or New York) District, with
Blocks F-J.

"B" on 1928 E Silver Cert. is not a district letter. No SC, GC,or USN
has a
district letter. Only FRNs and FRBNs do.

Ok, educate me: What are the "B" representations on these Notes? I'd
really like to know.


They started printing with the AA block, when they got to the end of
that, they started the BA block, and so on. After they finished
printing the ZA block, the next block was AB. Alll the "B" means in
the suffix was that they'd run through the first 25 blocks.

take care,
Scott



If they produced less than 4 million 1928-E notes, why did they use 5
blocks (FB, GB, HB, IB, JB) when it is possible to print 99 million in one
block?

George,

According to http://www.sit.wisc.edu/~dmoffitt/serials/alls.html
they used to have more than one series in production at the same time,
so it's possible that 99% of those blocks were 1928-D.

take care,
Scott

Its just A B C D etc.