Description
FR-1921-D One Dollar Federal Reserve note from the Cleveland (D) District, created when the sheet was mistakenly fed back into the press on the same side as the first print. This mechanical misfeed caused the overprint—Treasury seal and serial numbers—to be applied to the wrong side of the note, producing a bold and unmistakable production anomaly. This Gem example displays large, balanced margins, excellent centering, and strong, well‑defined embossing that confirms the originality of the paper. Certified PMG 66EPQ Gem Uncirculated, it carries the coveted Exceptional Paper Quality designation, highlighting its brightness, crispness, and fully original surfaces. Collectors seeking a premium‑grade third‑print‑on‑reverse style error on a five‑dollar denomination will immediately recognize how scarce these are—especially in high‑end Gem condition with EPQ.
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