Bushmaster Serial Number Starts With L

15-09-2021

Bushmaster Serial Number Starts With L

Bushmaster Serial Number L226599

Series 2013 $1

Printed November 2013 through January 2018.Signatures: Rios-Lew.
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Other Series 2013: $2 | $5 | $10 | $20 | $50 | $100

The numbers in the table are the first and last notes printed in the given month for the given FRB. Colors indicate notes printed at Washington, DC or Fort Worth, TX. Serial numbers above 96000000, or ending with letters O or Z, are not used; thus for example D96000000A is followed by D00000001B, and L96000000N is followed by L00000001P.

Uncut sheets of non-star notes were released for this series, with serial numbers from the regular production ranges.

The $1 notes of this series were the first currency to be printed in 50-subject-sheet format.

Month

Federal Reserve District (First letter of serial number)

Star Notes

Month

Nov 13

K 000 00001 *
K 005 00000 *

Nov 13

Dec 13

K 032 00001 *
K 128 00000 *

Dec 13

Jan 14

K 128 00001 *
K 192 00000 *

Jan 14

Feb 14

Mar 14

J 000 00001 A
J 448 00000 A

K 000 00001 A
K 320 00000 A

Mar 14

Apr 14

D 000 00001 A
D 704 00000 A

K 320 00001 A
K 384 00000 A

Apr 14

May 14

D 704 00001 A
D 576 00000 B

E 000 00001 A
E 064 00000 A

May 14

Jun 14

D 576 00001 B
D 640 00000 B

E 064 00001 A
E 832 00000 A

Jun 14

Jul 14

A 000 00001 A
A 384 00000 A

E 832 00001 A
E 256 00000 B

G 000 00001 A
G 576 00000 A

Jul 14

Aug 14

A 384 00001 A
A 064 00000 B

C 000 00001 A
C 064 00000 A

F 000 00001 A
F 640 00000 A

Aug 14

Sep 14

C 064 00001 A
C 704 00000 A

E 256 00001 B
E 320 00000 B

F 640 00001 A
F 192 00000 B

Sep 14

Oct 14

E 320 00001 B
E 960 00000 C

F 192 00001 B
F 576 00000 C

K 384 00001 A
K 640 00000 A

B 000 00001 *
B 002 50000 *

Oct 14

Nov 14

E 000 00001 D
E 640 00000 D

K 640 00001 A
K 448 00000 B

L 000 00001 A
L 128 00000 A

B 032 00001 *
B 096 00000 *

Nov 14

Dec 14

B 000 00001 A
B 640 00000 A

K 448 00001 B
K 128 00000 C

L 128 00001 A
L 576 00000 A

Dec 14

Jan 15

B 640 00001 A
B 128 00000 B

K 128 00001 C
K 640 00000 C

L 576 00001 A
L 320 00000 B

L 000 00001 *
L 000 80000 *

Jan 15

Feb 15

B 128 00001 B
B 640 00000 B

G 576 00001 A
G 320 00000 B

L 320 00001 B
L 128 00000 C

Feb 15

Mar 15

B 640 00001 B
B 960 00000 B

G 320 00001 B
G 192 00000 C

L 128 00001 C
L 960 00000 C

Mar 15

Apr 15

B 000 00001 C
B 448 00000 C

G 192 00001 C
G 704 00000 C

L 000 00001 D
L 832 00000 D

L 032 00001 *
L 096 00000 *

Apr 15

May 15

B 448 00001 C
B 704 00000 C

F 576 00001 C
F 768 00000 C

L 832 00001 D
L 512 00000 E

F 000 00001 *
F 064 00000 *

G 000 00001 *
G 032 00000 *

May 15

Jun 15

F 768 00001 C
F 320 00000 D

G 704 00001 C
G 128 00000 D

L 512 00001 E
L 256 00000 F

F 064 00001 *
F 066 50000 *

Jun 15

Jul 15

C 704 00001 A
C 896 00000 A

D 640 00001 B
D 576 00000 C

F 320 00001 D
F 832 00000 D

L 256 00001 F
L 320 00000 F

Jul 15

Aug 15

C 896 00001 A
C 576 00000 B

D 576 00001 C
D 448 00000 D

F 832 00001 D
F 448 00000 E

H 000 00001 A
H 896 00000 A

Aug 15

Sep 15

A 064 00001 B
A 192 00000 C

C 576 00001 B
C 768 00000 B

F 448 00001 E
F 064 00000 F

I 000 00001 A
I 384 00000 A

J 448 00001 A
J 384 00000 B

K 640 00001 C
K 768 00000 C

Sep 15

Oct 15

A 192 00001 C
A 832 00000 C

I 384 00001 A
I 832 00000 A

K 768 00001 C
K 576 00000 D

K 192 00001 *
K 288 00000 *

Oct 15

Nov 15

A 832 00001 C
A 320 00000 D

C 768 00001 B
C 896 00000 B

D 448 00001 D
D 832 00000 D

K 576 00001 D
K 256 00000 E

A 000 00001 *
A 064 00000 *

Nov 15

Dec 15

C 896 00001 B
C 384 00000 C

D 832 00001 D
D 960 00000 D

K 256 00001 E
K 192 00000 F

Dec 15

Jan 16

C 384 00001 C
C 832 00000 C

D 000 00001 E
D 064 00000 F

Jan 16

Feb 16

D 064 00001 F
D 256 00000 F

E 640 00001 D
E 896 00000 D

L 320 00001 F
L 384 00000 G

Feb 16

Mar 16

E 896 00001 D
E 448 00000 E

L 384 00001 G
L 768 00000 H

E 000 00001 *
E 032 00000 *

Mar 16

Apr 16

E 448 00001 E
E 960 00000 E

L 768 00001 H
L 192 00000 J

L 096 00001 *
L 128 00000 *

Apr 16

May 16

B 704 00001 C
B 768 00000 C

F 064 00001 F
F 704 00000 F

L 192 00001 J
L 576 00000 K

May 16

Jun 16

B 768 00001 C
B 576 00000 E

F 704 00001 F
F 448 00000 G

B 000 00001 *
B 064 00000 *

Jun 16

Jul 16

B 576 00001 E
B 256 00000 F

F 448 00001 G
F 256 00000 H

H 896 00001 A
H 448 00000 B

B 064 00001 *
B 096 00000 *

Jul 16

Aug 16

F 256 00001 H
F 512 00000 I

G 128 00001 D
G 640 00000 E

H 448 00001 B
H 896 00000 B

E 032 00001 *
E 034 50000 *

F 096 00001 *
F 097 00000 *

G 032 00001 *
G 096 00000 *

Aug 16

Sep 16

E 000 00001 F
E 832 00000 F

F 512 00001 I
F 960 00000 I

G 640 00001 E
G 640 00000 F

J 384 00001 B
J 320 00000 C

G 096 00001 *
G 101 50000 *

J 000 00001 *
J 002 50000 *

Sep 16

Oct 16

E 832 00001 F
E 512 00000 G

G 640 00001 F
G 704 00000 F

H 896 00001 B
H 704 00000 C

J 320 00001 C
J 256 00000 D

Oct 16

Nov 16

E 512 00001 G
E 256 00000 H

G 704 00001 F
G 192 00000 G

H 704 00001 C
H 832 00000 C

I 832 00001 A
I 320 00000 B

K 192 00001 F
K 256 00000 F

H 000 00001 *
H 064 00000 *

Nov 16

Dec 16

E 256 00001 H
E 896 00000 H

G 192 00001 G
G 640 00000 G

K 256 00001 F
K 768 00000 F

E 064 00001 *
E 096 00000 *

Dec 16

Jan 17

A 320 00001 D
A 832 00000 D

E 896 00001 H
E 128 00000 I

G 640 00001 G
G 128 00000 H

K 768 00001 F
K 320 00000 G

Jan 17

Feb 17

A 832 00001 D
A 448 00000 E

F 000 00001 J
F 064 00000 J

G 128 00001 H
G 640 00000 H

K 320 00001 G
K 896 00000 G

Feb 17

Mar 17

B 256 00001 F
B 640 00000 F

F 064 00001 J
F 576 00000 J

G 640 00001 H
G 128 00000 I

K 896 00001 G
K 640 00000 H

Mar 17

Apr 17

B 640 00001 F
B 384 00000 G

F 576 00001 J
F 448 00000 K

L 576 00001 K
L 320 00000 L

B 096 00001 *
B 160 00000 *

Apr 17

May 17

B 384 00001 G
B 128 00000 H

F 448 00001 K
F 192 00000 L

L 320 00001 L
L 960 00000 L

May 17

Jun 17

B 128 00001 H
B 832 00000 H

F 192 00001 L
F 512 00000 L

L 000 00001 M
L 704 00000 M

Jun 17

Jul 17

D 256 00001 F
D 832 00000 F

F 512 00001 L
F 832 00000 L

L 704 00001 M
L 704 00000 N

D 000 00001 *
D 032 00000 *

L 128 00001 *
L 160 00000 *

Jul 17

Aug 17

D 832 00001 F
D 448 00000 G

F 832 00001 L
F 320 00000 M

L 704 00001 N
L 768 00000 P

D 032 00001 *
D 034 50000 *

Aug 17

Sep 17

C 832 00001 C
C 896 00000 D

D 448 00001 G
D 064 00000 H

F 320 00001 M
F 960 00000 M

L 768 00001 P
L 768 00000 Q

Sep 17

Oct 17

C 896 00001 D
C 704 00000 E

E 128 00001 I
E 384 00000 I

F 000 00001 N
F 384 00000 P

L 768 00001 Q
L 768 00000 S

Oct 17

Nov 17

E 384 00001 I
E 256 00000 J

L 768 00001 S
L 512 00000 T

Nov 17

Dec 17

E 256 00001 J
E 704 00000 J

L 512 00001 T
L 192 00000 U

Dec 17

Jan 18

E 704 00001 J
E 192 00000 K

Jan 18

End Series 2013 $1

In early 2015, runs #1, #2, and #3 of the New York star notes began to appear in circulation, even though they had not been reported by the BEP. A FOIA request brought confirmation of the run lengths of the Washington printings shown in the table above. The June and July 2016 production reports then listed those three runs again, this time as Fort Worth products. Notes from all three Fort Worth runs have been seen in circulation, and in fact industrious collectors have actually assembled several pairs of Washington and Fort Worth notes with identical serials!

Runs #1 and #2 of the Boston star notes were also never reported by the BEP, but notes representing two full runs have likewise been observed. Both runs share similar plate numbers, so they were likely printed at the same time.

In 2012, Fender has transitioned the numbering scheme again with the new serial number starting with “JD” followed by an eight-digit number with “Made in Japan” decals. If your serial number starts with “JD” followed by an eight-digit number, the first two digits designates the year of manufacture. The numbers in the table are the first and last notes printed in the given month for the given FRB. Colors indicate notes printed at Washington, DC or Fort Worth, TX. Serial numbers above 96000000, or ending with letters O or Z, are not used; thus for example D96000000A is followed by D00000001B, and L96000000N is followed by L00000001P.

Run #4 of the Chicago star notes was reported as ending at G 098 50000 *, but higher serials have been observed. The estimated ending serial given in the table is a bit of a wild guess; reports of additional notes that would help to pin down the length of this run would be helpful.

Series statistics (explanation)

FRB	Regular					Star
FRB	Notes	Blocks	Cplx. Blocks	Groups	Print Runs	Notes	Print Runs
A	428,800,000	5	6	6	67	6,400,000	2
B	755,200,000	8	9	9	118	22,650,000	8
C	454,400,000	5	7	7	71	0	0
D	678,400,000	8	8	8	106	3,450,000	2
E	979,200,000	11	13	13	153	6,650,000	3
F	1,382,400,000	15	16	16	216	6,750,000	4
G	780,800,000	9	9	9	122	10,150,000	4
H	275,200,000	3	3	3	43	6,400,000	2
I	128,000,000	2	2	2	20	0	0
J	313,600,000	4	4	4	49	250,000	1
K	736,000,000	8	8	8	115	26,100,000	9
L	1,843,200,000	20	20	20	288	12,880,000	5
Total	8,755,200,000	98	105	105	1368	101,680,000	40
Totals incl. stars:		108	116	145	1408
Special printings:		0/0	0/0	0	Star rate:	1.16%
Grand totals:		108/108	116/116	145	Star rate:	1.16%

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Each Federal Reserve note includes identifiers that provide information about the note, such as designating the year in which the note’s design was approved. Learn about these note identifiers by clicking on the image below.

Serial Number

A unique combination of eleven numbers and letters appears twice on the front of the note. Each note has a unique serial number. The first letter of the serial number corresponds to the series year.

Year	Series Letter	Year	Series Letter	Year	Series Letter
1996	A	2003A	F	2009A	L
1999	B	2004A	G	2013	M
2001	C	2006	I	2017	N
2003	D	2009	J
2004	E	2006A	K

Year	Series Letter
1996	A
1999	B
2001	C
2003	D
2003A	F
2004	E
2004A	G
2006	I
2006A	K
2009	J
2009A	L
2013	M
2017	N

A “star” suffix is used to identify notes that serve as replacements during the production process. If you'd like to learn more about the U.S. currency production process, please visit https://www.moneyfactory.gov/uscurrency/howmoneyismade.html.

Series Year

The series year indicates the year in which a new design was approved by the Secretary of the Treasury, or the year in which the signature of a new secretary or treasurer was incorporated into the design. Capital letters following the series year appear when there is a significant change in the note's appearance.

Federal Reserve Indicators

For denominations $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100, the note has a letter and number designation that corresponds to one of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks. The letter of each indicator matches the second letter of the serial number on the note.

Indicator	Bank	Indicator	Bank	Indicator	Bank
A1	Boston	E5	Richmond	I9	Minneapolis
B2	New York City	F6	Atlanta	J10	Kansas City, MO
C3	Philadelphia	G7	Chicago	K11	Dallas
D4	Cleveland	H8	St. Louis	L12	San Francisco

Indicator	Bank
A1	Boston
E5	Richmond
I9	Minneapolis
B2	New York City
F6	Atlanta
J10	Kansas City, MO
C3	Philadelphia
G7	Chicago
K11	Dallas
D4	Cleveland
H8	St. Louis
L12	San Francisco

For denominations $1 and $2, the note includes a seal that identifies one of the 12 Federal Reserve banks.

Note Position Letter and Number

For denominations $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100, the note position letter and number indicates in which position on a plate a note was printed. It is a combination of one letter and one number and can be found on the front of the note.

In 2014, the BEP began printing $1 notes on 50-subject sheets. For these larger sheets, the note position is identified by columns and rows rather than by quadrants. Note position identifiers on the 50-subject sheet ranges from A1 – J5.

Please view this video to learn more about the 50-subject production change.

Face and Back Plate Numbers

The face plate and back plate numbers identify the printing plates used to print each side of the note. The face plate number is found on the face of the note and the back plate number is found on the back.

Federal Reserve notes printed at the Fort Worth, Texas, facility of the Bureau of Engraving & Printing include a small “FW” in front of the face-plate number.

Treasury Seal

Bushmaster Serial Number L226599

A green seal to the right of the portrait represents the U.S. Department of the Treasury. The design of the seal was changed to incorporate an English inscription and appears on all Federal Reserve notes of the 1969 series year or later.

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