Item: $1 Year of the Dragon
Type: Lucky Money Collection
Price: $5.95 ($4.50 for quantities of 50-99, $3.95 1000 or more)
BEP Item Number: 1595
Series: 2009
Denomination: $1
District(s): Richmond (E)
Issue date: November 16, 2011
Number of sets issued: n/a
Number of individual notes issued: 108,888
Serial number range: (unknown)
BEP Description: The Dragon is one of 12 zodiac symbols associated with the Chinese Lunar Calendar. This lucky money product is exquisitely designed with decorative Chinese symbolism, and is packaged in a red folder with gold foil. The product features an uncirculated $1 note with a serial number beginning with “8888.” The “Year of the Dragon” represents good fortune and prosperity, signifying success in the New Year.
This product is limited to 108,888 notes available for sale.
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4 comments:
I placed my order today for some of these notes. If any of you get any unique serial numbers, please post 'em here!
Also, I'm temporarily listing the district as San Francisco based on the sample photo.
Does anyone know where it is possible to buy these? The BEP web site says sold out.
zhou.xuanyun@gmail.com
Since they are sold out, you'll probably have to purchase them from a dealer or somewhere online such as eBay.
Rcv'd my Dragon notes on 12/9/11. The notes are Series 2009, Richmond FRB.
Serials:
88882007B
88882008B
88882009B
88882010B
88881126B
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