Description
About the 2006 $1 FRN B00555555A
The 2006 $1 FRN B00555555A is an eye‑catching fancy‑serial Federal Reserve Note featuring six straight fives, forming the bold and visually striking sequence 555555. This run of repeating digits creates the appearance of a near‑solid fives pattern, making it a standout choice for collectors who enjoy specialty serial numbers and strong numerical symmetry. Fancy fives have long been popular in the hobby, and this example offers a clean, uninterrupted run that immediately draws attention.
Graded PCGS 64 PPQ (Choice Uncirculated, Premium Paper Quality), this note displays crisp paper originality, clear embossing, and the natural texture expected from a pack‑fresh example. The PPQ designation confirms exceptional paper quality and untouched surfaces, giving collectors confidence in both condition and authenticity. The centering is balanced, and the embossing is sharp, contributing to the note’s strong overall presentation.
Fancy serial numbers like this often become the highlight of a collection, especially when building a flagship type set centered around the number 5. Many collectors enjoy assembling a progression such as 5 → 55 → 555 → 5555 → 55555 → solid 5’s, and this note fits perfectly into that lineup. Its six‑digit repeating sequence makes it an ideal anchor piece for anyone constructing a multi‑tiered fancy‑serial display.
Cataloged as FR‑1932‑B and issued from the New York district, this note also appeals to collectors who track Federal Reserve Bank varieties. District‑specific notes add depth to a collection, and New York issues remain among the most widely recognized and collected.
Whether you collect fancy serials, near‑solids, or specialty number patterns, this note offers bold visual impact and premium paper quality. Add the 2006 $1 FRN B00555555A to your collection and enjoy a crisp, attractive fancy‑serial note with a standout run of fives and strong eye appeal.