1990 $50 Federal Reserve Notes Consecutive Serial Numbers Stars 2-pc Set PMG 64–66

Printed Together, Went Their Separate Ways. Now, Together Again—Star Notes

These Federal Reserve Notes were originally printed together in a sheet 34 years ago—which is why they have consecutive serial numbers. Then they were cut into individual notes and separated. No one can trace the path they took individually, but somehow, they’re now back together and ready for your collection. Just imagine the different paths they took!

High-Grade Notes Certified By Paper Money Guaranty

In addition to their scarcity, these notes have also been graded by Paper Money Guaranty (PMG) as being in high-quality Choice Uncirculated 64 and Gem Uncirculated 66 (PMG 64–66) condition. Each note also features a special star at the beginning of its serial number. This was to indicate that the note was a replacement for a previously printed but defective note. For that reason, these 1990 $50 Federal Reserve Notes are known as “Star” Notes and are much scarcer than regular notes with very few having ever been issued. Here, you get not one, but TWO—and with consecutive serial numbers to boot!

Hurry—Just ONE Set Available In These Grades

Collectors covet $50 Federal Reserve Notes like these because their denomination is higher than can usually be found in circulation. Each of these notes features the bust of the 18th United States President Ulysses S. Grant, a revered general during the Civil War who helped lead the Union to victory. The back of each note features a beautiful image of the Capitol in Washington, D.C. We have only ONE set—Uno, Eins, Yī—of these 1990 $50 Federal Reserve Notes Consecutive Serial Numbers Stars Two-Piece Sets available in PMG 64–66 condition. Hurry, order now before someone else beats you to it!