Description
2003 $5 FRN Uncut Pair PMG 67 EPQ | Near Solid Serial Number
Rare San Francisco District Uncut Pair
Presented here is a remarkable Fr. 1990-L 2003 Series $5 Federal Reserve Note uncut pair from the San Francisco Federal Reserve District. Still attached exactly as issued, this premium collectible has been certified by PMG and awarded the impressive grade of 67 EPQ Superb Gem Uncirculated.
An Incredible Near Solid Serial Number
The highlight of this pair is its fascinating serial number arrangement. Originally part of a sheet containing just 32 notes, this pair was positioned next to notes carrying six consecutive nines. As a result, the surviving pair displays an eye-catching near solid serial number appearance that immediately captures attention. Collectors of fancy serial numbers will appreciate the uniqueness and visual impact of this outstanding piece.
Exceptional Quality and Preservation
PMG has further recognized the originality of this uncut pair with the coveted Exceptional Paper Quality (EPQ) designation. The notes display bold originality, strong embossing, vibrant inks, and attractive centering throughout. The margins are well balanced, and the paper remains crisp and fully original, creating outstanding eye appeal.
A Unique Modern Currency Collectible
Adding another interesting aspect, the serial number ending may appeal to collectors seeking a possible birth-year combination ending in 1987. Whether viewed as a fancy serial number note, an uncut pair, or a high-grade modern rarity, this piece offers several desirable collecting attributes in one certified holder.
A True Conversation Piece
Solid nine serial numbers are unknown on 2003 Series $5 Federal Reserve Notes, making this near solid example especially desirable. In over a decade of handling collectible currency, this is among the highest and most visually impressive serial number combinations we have encountered on a first-generation 2003 Series $5 Federal Reserve Note.
Certified PMG 67 EPQ Superb Gem Uncirculated, this San Francisco District uncut pair combines premium quality, exceptional originality, and unusual serial number appeal. It is an outstanding opportunity for collectors of modern Federal Reserve Notes, fancy serial numbers, and scarce uncut currency.


