Federal Reserve Note one dollar bill star note low serial number

Well, the subject pretty much sums it up. It’s a 2021 and in great circulated condition.

serial number D 00012927 *
I’ll attach a picture if anyone’s got any advice if it’s worth adding to my collection.

thanks!

                Nick

Too bad it's not uncirculated, then it would be certainly be worth adding to your collection. As a VF/XF note, it will probably never be worth much.

A star in number means a replacement serie, nothing more. The note will have some premium in price but in such condition it is rather doubtful

S/N 12927, in my opinion, is not low.

Any star note is a nice find, imo :)

Not really a low number though, I'd  consider numbers below 100 to be low.

Any star note is a nice find, imo :)

Not really a low number though, I'd  consider numbers below 100 to be low.

Most collectors consider serial numbers below 1000 to be low.  

I just looked up Series 2021 & there's no data on the numbers issued (yet). It will come: but in the meantime, its always best to keep a star note until the verdict comes in on the # issued (& of course, the # kept- which is much more difficult piece of the puzzle to determine).  But these 2 factors will determine the overall BV of any note.  A good feature to your note is that the number is low since, in my experience at least, at times, this may indicate that the note is from a low replacement run. 

When discussing the BEP FRN $1.00, which started over 60 years ago (includes ten SCWPM P versions) plus all the FRB suffix (bank codes the notes were issued by) plus the “A series” & other WEB versions, the various star replacements, you've really got to "dig deep" to determine whether you've got a “standard garden variety” or something collectible.   I got a few UNC 2017 standard garden varieties issued by the "B" (NY FRB) in 2022 when everyone was wondering where the 2021 versions were & it turned out to be a 500,000,000 issue but the overall release of 2017 were 2.6 billion & that is why a 10,000,000 run of replacements can be tough & sought after.  

Here's another useful site that usually gets the data from the BEP & publishes it in helpful tables according to the Blocks & where the notes were produced (Fort Worth TX or Washington DC).