12 each 1963 one dollar bills, Joseph Barr and more. RARE. Collectible.
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| Management number | 14986283 | Release Date | 2025/10/03 | List Price | $36.00 | Model Number | 14986283 | ||
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All 12 bills for $61.75.
The 12 bills with the state manufactured, serial number, and Secretary of the Treasury who signed the bills are listed on the last picture. Here is a summary of these 12 bills:
One (1) bill is 1963A, signed by Fowler
Seven (7) bills are 1963B, signed by Barr *
Three (3) bills are 1963 with no letter after the year, signed by Dillon
* Rare Mysterious Currency. Joseph Walker Barr became Secretary of the U.S. Treasury on December 21, 1968. His term ended on January 20, 1969 - serving only 28 days. This short 28 day interval distinguishes Barr as having the history's shortest term as Secretary of the Treasury. The only note to bear his name is the 1963 B One Dollar Federal Reserve Note. Due to the $1.00's limited lifespan (they only last an average of 21 months in circulation) it is unknown how many One Dollar bills exist today containing the rare Joseph Barr signature.
These 12 bills are circulated but in good shape for 60+ years.
| Category | Vintage & collectibles > Collectible Paper Money > Collectible US Paper Money |
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| Size | N/A |
| Brand | US Mint |
| Condition | Good |
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