#3 $10 FRN MATCH 09696969

Description

– Matching Serial 09696969 – 

The Flipper Set 09696969 is a rare three‑note fancy‑number trio featuring matching serial 09696969 across three PCGS‑graded $10 Federal Reserve Notes. Flipper serials are highly desirable, and assembling a complete trio like this—across multiple districts and multiple series—is extremely rare. All three notes were pulled from BEP bricks decades ago, preserved, and later matched together, creating a fantastic multi‑district flipper set that is nearly impossible to duplicate today.

Each note is third‑party graded by PCGS, ensuring authenticity, originality, and accurate condition assessment. With all three notes in uncirculated condition, this set offers a powerful combination of novelty, rarity, and premium quality.

FR‑2040‑L – 2006 Series – San Francisco District

IL09696969A – PCGS 65PPQ GEM UNCIRCULATED

This 2006 $10 FRN represents the first‑generation modern redesign, featuring updated portrait styling and enhanced security elements. Graded PCGS 65PPQ, it offers Gem Uncirculated quality with Premium Paper Quality, strong originality, and excellent eye appeal. Fancy numbers from the San Francisco “L” district are always in demand, and pairing this district with a flipper serial makes the note even more desirable.

FR‑2034‑K – 1999 Series – Dallas District

BK09696969A – PCGS 64PPQ CHOICE UNCIRCULATED BACKING PLATE #10

This 1999 $10 FRN comes from the Dallas “K” district and represents the classic pre‑redesign generation. Graded PCGS 64PPQ, it retains Choice Uncirculated quality with Premium Paper Quality, crisp surfaces, and strong originality. The matching flipper serial makes it an essential part of the trio, bridging the gap between the older design and the newer 2006 generation.

FR‑2033‑B – 1999 Series – New York District

BB09696969B – PCGS 63 CRISP UNCIRCULATED

The third note is a 1999 New York “B” district $10, graded PCGS 63 CU. It carries a small BEP‑origin ink spot on the margin—not foreign contamination, but genuine production ink from the overprint or face design. Under magnification, the ink is clearly BEP‑applied. In Usarare’s opinion, this note should have graded PPQ, as the paper remains fully original and crisp.

A Complete Multi‑District Flipper Trio

This set brings together:

• Three $10 denominations
• Three PCGS‑graded notes
• Three different Federal Reserve districts
• Two different series (1999 & 2006)
• One identical flipper serial: 09696969
• All Uncirculated condition

A matched flipper trio of this caliber is extremely difficult to assemble and nearly impossible to replicate today. This is a premium collector’s grouping, ideal for advanced fancy‑number enthusiasts and those seeking a unique multi‑district serial‑matched set.