Green Seals make up 1 of the 1 printruns, This is the most common seal found in circulation.
The Green seal help identify that these are Federal Reserve Note types.
Blue Seals make up 1 of the 1 printruns.
Blue Seal notes help identify Silver Certificates, These notes are obsolete and generally removed from circulation however can still be found and considered collectable.
Red Seals make up 1 of the 1 printruns.
Red Seal notes help identify United States Legal Tender Notes, These notes are obsolete and generally removed from circulation however can still be found and considered collectable.
Brown Seals make up 1 of the 1 printruns.
Brown Seal Notes are found on the following note types, National Bank Notes, Federal Reserve Bank Notes, and Emergency varieties of Silver Certificates issued to Hawaii, these notes are highly collectable.
Gold Seals make up 1 of the 1 printruns.
Gold Seal notes help identify Gold Certificates, These notes are Highly Collectable
Yellow Seals make up 1 of the 1 printruns.
Yellow Seal notes help identify an Emergency variety of Silver Certificates issued in North Africa, These notes are Highly Collectable.
Nl 18181810 f. Series 2017 does it have any value?
I have a 1988A $5 with 5 fives in a row in the number. Any ideas on what it could fetch to the right collector (thought the 5x5x5 sounded interesting).