Description

2004A $10 star sheet – Rare Modern BEP Issue

This listing offers a scarce 2004A $10 star sheet produced during one of the smallest modern star‑note print runs released by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Only 9,600-star notes were printed for the Atlanta District in this FR‑2039‑F block, making this sheet a standout rarity for collectors who focus on modern BEP material. Because most notes from this run were cut, graded, and dispersed, original uncut sheets are extremely difficult to locate today.

This four‑subject sheet contains consecutive star notes from the GF00004813★ to GF00005713★ serial range. Each note displays sharp printing, excellent color, premium centering, and crisp original paper. The sheet has been carefully preserved since original purchase and remains free of bends, handling marks, or discoloration. Collectors familiar with this print run understand why the 2004A $10 star sheet is so desirable and why examples in original uncut format rarely appear for sale.

Individual cut notes from the 9,600‑note production have sold for 300 to 350 dollars each, reflecting the scarcity and demand for this block. Even more impressive, the extremely rare sixteen‑subject uncut sheets from the same run have sold for 2,500 dollars or more, showing how aggressively collectors pursue original BEP formats from ultra‑low print runs. Four‑subject sheets are even more elusive, with only a small number confirmed in collections.

This sheet represents a top‑tier modern rarity for advanced collectors of star notes, BEP sheets, and Federal Reserve varieties. The combination of an ultra‑low print run preserved uncut format, and Gem‑quality notes makes this piece a strong addition to any collection. Opportunities to acquire original sheets from the 9,600‑note Atlanta star run are extremely limited, and this example offers exceptional quality, historical importance, and long‑term collectible value.