2013 $100 FRN A10000001A 66EPQ

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BOSTON’S NUMBER #1 RADAR SERIAL NUMBER

 

Spectacular Binary Radar $100 from the First Boston District

This Binary Radar $100 is one of the most visually impressive modern Federal Reserve Notes you will encounter. The 2013 Series $100 Federal Reserve Note was issued by the Boston District (A-1) and displays a remarkable serial number made entirely of zeros and ones. Collectors immediately recognize the appeal of a note combining binary digits with elite radar characteristics.

Elite Serial Number Appeal

The serial number represents a coveted ten-million-and-one configuration and creates an unforgettable appearance at first glance. Featuring nothing but the numbers 0 and 1, this note delivers outstanding visual symmetry and collector appeal. The combination of a binary serial, radar format, and rotator characteristics places this note into a highly desirable specialty category.

First Block Boston Issue

Adding to its importance, this note originates from the prestigious A-A block, the very first block designation used for 2013 Series $100 Federal Reserve Notes. Advanced collectors appreciate the significance of a Boston A-1 issue paired with an elite serial number. Opportunities to acquire examples with multiple premium attributes are increasingly difficult to find.

Premium PMG Certified Quality

This stunning Binary Radar $100 has been professionally graded PMG 66 EPQ Gem Uncirculated. The note exhibits exceptional paper quality, bold originality, vivid color, strong embossing, and attractive boardwalk margins. The presentation is exactly what collectors want to see in a premium-grade modern rarity.

Strong Collector Demand

Elite serial numbers continue to attract attention across the hobby. A 1996 Series $100 Federal Reserve Note bearing serial number A-A10000001A graded PMG 63 EPQ realized $5040 in the renowned Issie Chaimovitch Collection auction at S/B in 2023. This example offers a similarly memorable serial number profile with superior visual impact and an even higher grade.

For the collector seeking a true conversation piece, this Binary Radar $100 stands as an exceptional centerpiece that combines rarity, originality, eye appeal, and high-grade preservation in one outstanding package.

*Collectors like Frankie Cisco & Boston 33 Mark would surely appreciate the Rarity of this desirable serial Number coming from there hometown BOSTON.