2009 $1 FRN Boston A11111113A PMG 66EPQ is a standout near‑solid fancy‑number note featuring seven straight 1’s. It sits only one digit away from a perfect solid. As a result, this FR‑3000‑A Boston District note delivers exceptional rarity and strong visual appeal. It also offers bold overprint color and true Gem originality. Collectors value notes in this range because they show dramatic eye‑appeal and sit firmly in the elite tier of modern fancy‑number collecting.

This example is certified PMG 66EPQ Gem Uncirculated. It shows excellent centering, sharp corners, and bright overprint color. In addition, the EPQ designation confirms fully original paper with no handling or processing. Boston A‑A Block fancy serials in Gem holders remain scarce. Therefore, this note stands out as one of the strongest near‑solids available from the district.

This piece comes from the same historic run that included the famous #10 note, which we originally sold in 2015. In May 2026, the entire set was reacquired and offered again. The A11111111A solid sold on our website for several thousand dollars. It was then placed into the Stacks & Bowers August 2026 sale, where it carries an estimate of $8000.00 and up. Because demand for this block continues to rise, notes from this range rarely stay on the market.

The A11111113A serial delivers strong rarity appeal and unmistakable visual punch. Seven straight 1’s place it among the most desirable near‑solid configurations. Moreover, its proximity to a perfect solid elevates it even further. This is a premium chance to secure a Gem EPQ near‑solid Boston A‑A Block. Once placed into a serious collection, notes of this caliber seldom return.