From my knowledge, it depends on what you mean by error. Bills with printing errors (missing features, improperly cut etc) are extremely rare in modern bills. However, there is a famous error in the $100 from when they first redesigned it--the watermark was put in upside down on a significant percentage of the bills. Likewise, the new $100 bills were so frequently misprinted that it took years to get the series out the door.
But as others have said, the quality control at the BEP is world-class. I worked as a cashier for the better part of 4 years, and I found plenty of star notes, but not a single error note.