As it says on the upper right hand side of the grading card, this note was part of an uncut sheet sold by the BEP. The note was hand cut from that sheet.
In this case I think the bill was not cut at the BEP (Bureau of Engraving and Printing).
My memory (could be wrong) is that the US BEP sells uncut sheets of various denomination bills and the serial numbers for these collector sheets always start with 99.
So, I suggest this is a $1 bill that some owner cut oversized from a full sheet and submitted it to PCGS.
I have one around here somewhere with a 99 serial number that I received in change a while back.
Edit - appears that nfine and I were typing at the same time and his post beat mine. At least we are in agreement.
Yepper - someone cut their own "Error" dollar - you can tell it was from a sheet from the BEP and sold by the US Mint because of the high serial number - starts with 99
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