US $1 1974–1977 Fr#1908-I Fr#1909-I Federal Reserve Note Matching Radar Serial Number Pair PMG 66 Gem Uncirculated EPQ

• Country: United States
• Denomination: $1 USD
• Series: 1974 & 1977
• Catalog Reference: Fr#1908-I | Fr#1909-I
• Type: Federal Reserve Note
• Issuing Bank: Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
• Serial Number: I03711730A (Radar)
• Certification: PMG 2361974-005 & PMG 2361974-006
• Grade: Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ (Both Notes)
• Seal Color: Green
• Portrait: George Washington
• Printer: Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP)
• Total Notes: 2 Matching Serial Number Examples

An extraordinary pair of Matching Radar Serial Number $1 Federal Reserve Notes, featuring identical serials across two different series — 1974 (Fr#1908-I) and 1977 (Fr#1909-I), both issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis and certified PMG Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ.

Each note bears the Radar Serial Number I03711730A, a palindromic sequence that reads the same forward and backward. Matched radar serials across two different series are exceptionally rare, representing a perfect intersection of printing precision and numismatic coincidence.

Both notes exhibit superb paper originality, deep embossing, and vivid green seals and serials. Together, they form a visually striking and historically unique presentation for any advanced collector of fancy serial number currency or modern Federal Reserve Notes.

Background Information

The Series 1974 and 1977 $1 Federal Reserve Notes were issued during a period of design stability and monetary transition, featuring the classic George Washington portrait and the green Treasury seal that has defined modern U.S. paper money.

Fancy serial number collecting — including radar, repeater, binary, and ladder patterns — has grown into one of the most popular sectors of modern currency collecting. Matched radar pairs across different issues such as this one are nearly impossible to assemble from circulation and are highly prized in Gem Uncirculated condition.