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Series 1935C $1 Silver Certificate, Serial Number S00000001D P.M.G #64EPQ: Discovered in a 1998 Bowers and Merena sale and acquired by USA Rare in 2025, S00000001D spent decades apart from the remarkable group it belongs with. Today, it stands where it was always meant to be.

Series 1935C $1 Silver Certificate, Serial Number S99999999D P.M.G #66EPQ: The final note of the block run, S99999999D. Standing 100 million serial numbers apart from S00000001D, it forms the perfect bookend to this group of notes. The following seven notes were discovered in a bank shipment, by Dean Oakes 1958.

Series 1935C $1 Silver Certificate, Serial Number T00000001D P.M.G #58EPQ: The true rollover note. Following S99999999D, the final note of the S-D block, the T-D block opened with T00000001D. This first note of the new block is also the second serial number 1 note issued in this group.

Series 1935C $1 Silver Certificate, Serial Number T00000002D P.M.G #66EPQ: The second note of the original seven-note group discovered by Dean Oakes in a bank shipment. Taken directly from the original first pack.

Series 1935C $1 Silver Certificate, Serial Number T00000003D P.M.G #66EPQ: The third note of the original seven-note group discovered by Dean Oakes in a bank shipment. Removed from the original first pack, held from being returned for credit within the group.

Series 1935C $1 Silver Certificate, Serial Number T00000004D P.M.G #65EPQ: A fascinating mismatch serial error, T00900004D=T00000004D shows evidence of a BEP inspector's finger wiping part of the serial number, (SHEET REMOVAL). Recognized as the first known single-digit mismatch serial number error in the census.

Series 1935C $1 Silver Certificate, Serial Number T00000005D P.M.G #64EPQ: A problem-free single-digit serial number 5 note and a member of the original Dean Oakes group. This note made its way to having just a low serial number.

Series 1935C $1 Silver Certificate, Serial Number T00000006D P.M.G #64EPQ: Déjà vu. T00900006D is another single-digit mismatch serial number error. A BEP inspector wiped part of the wet serial number with a finger again to be pulled. Last note in the set of seven. Sold in 1986 for $3000 By Dean Oakes.

Series 1935C $1 Silver Certificate, Serial Number T99999999D P.M.G #65EPQ: The group of seven was sold to Peter Huntoon in 1986. In 1997, T99999999D was discovered at a coin show adding the final note of the T-D block. Paired with T00000001D, another 100 million apart.



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