US $1 2003A–2006 Fr#1930-E | Fr#1933-L Federal Reserve Note Matching Fancy Serial Number Pair PMG 67 Superb Gem Uncirculated EPQ

• Country: United States
• Denomination: $1 USD
• Series: 2003A & 2006
• Catalog References: Fr#1930-E | Fr#1933-L
• Type: Federal Reserve Note
• Issuing Banks: Richmond (E) & San Francisco (L)
• Signatures: Cabral–Snow / Cabral–Paulson
• Serial Numbers: E33303300H, L33303300K
• Certification: PMG
• Grades: 67 Superb Gem Uncirculated EPQ (Both Notes)
• Seal Color: Green
• Portrait: George Washington
• Printer: Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP)
• Total Notes: 2 Matching Serial Number Examples

A premium Matching Fancy Serial Number Pair of $1 Federal Reserve Notes, featuring the distinctive serials E33303300H and L33303300K — perfectly mirrored and visually balanced across two series: 2003A (Fr#1930-E) and 2006 (Fr#1933-L). Both notes are certified PMG 67 Superb Gem Uncirculated EPQ, the highest quality designation for paper originality and condition.

These notes, issued by the Federal Reserve Banks of Richmond and San Francisco, exhibit exceptional sharpness, rich green seals, and immaculate centering. The “3330” repetition within both serials gives the pair a strong symmetrical appeal, making it a remarkable showcase for fancy serial number and modern U.S. currency collectors.

An elegant combination of artistry, rarity, and perfection — this matched pair represents the upper echelon of modern small-size Federal Reserve Note collecting.

Background Information

Fancy serial number collecting has surged in popularity among modern numismatists, with patterns like repeaters, solids, ladders, and near solids commanding strong interest and premiums. Matched serials across different districts or series are especially prized due to their rarity and aesthetic coherence.

The 2003A note was printed under the Cabral–Snow signatures, while the 2006 issue bears the Cabral–Paulson signatures, symbolizing continuity between two print eras. Both notes were produced by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP), with superb craftsmanship reflected in their PMG 67 EPQ grading.