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"The Pastime Classics Collection" – United States Small Size $1 Set
1995 $1 Small Size Federal Reserve Note

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Dallas: K/* Block

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Note Description:	$1 1995
Grade:	67 EPQ
Country:	United States
Note Number:	1922-K*
Seal Type:	Green (Ft. Worth)
Signatures/ Vignettes:	Withrow Rubin FW
Certification #:	2442000-009
Owner:	Billy Cusack

Set Category:	Small Size Varieties
Set Name:	"The Pastime Classics Collection" – United States Small Size $1 Set
Slot Name:	1995 $1 Small Size Federal Reserve Note
Research:	See PMG's Census Report for this Note

Owner's Description

Series 1995 $1 Dallas Star Note

BANKNOTE DATA

* A total of 1,440,000 Dallas stars were printed

* This note is from the first print run, which was a run of 1,280,000 notes

* This note was printed in February 2001 at the BEP facility in Fort Worth, TX

NOTABLE ABOUT THIS NOTE

As Treasurer of the United States, Mary Ellen Withrow’s signature appears on the notes of this series. Withrow previously served as Treasurer of the State of Ohio and as Treasurer of Marion County, OH, making her the only person to have served as treasurer at the federal, state, and local levels of government.

SIGNS OF THE TIME

This series features a Withrow/Rubin signature combination.

Mary Ellen Withrow was the 40th Treasurer of the United States, serving from March 1, 1994 to January 20, 2001. She was appointed by President Bill Clinton.

Robert E. Rubin was the 70th Secretary of the Treasury, serving from January 11, 1995 to July 2, 1999. He was appointed by President Bill Clinton.

MEANWHILE, AT THE FED...

Alan Greenspan was Chairman of the Federal Reserve when this note was printed. Initially appointed by President Ronald Reagan, he worked under four presidents and served from August 11, 1987 to January 31, 2006. Greenspan served a record five terms as Fed Chairman, and his tenure was the second-longest when measured by time served in the role.