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Is the star release known?
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I haven't seen anything definitive on it.

USPaperMoneyInfo indicates this
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where the notes with the white background were not released. The 10th edition of the Schwartz-Lindquist guide says that *28428881A is the highest observed note. So, I guess it's at least 348,881 and maybe as high as 419,999, assuming no breaks in the serial numbers.
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Thanks for that. The price of these notes suggests that this info is incorrect. Just asking.
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Congrats!
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Nice additions everyone.

This 2003A $2 FRN is a Lucky Panda note and is a new, unreported St.Louis block (H-L) to add to the list of known blocks.


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This 2003A $2 FRN is a Lucky Panda note and is a new, unreported St.Louis block (H-L) to add to the list of known blocks.
Very nice!
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Steve - Do you get a prize or your name inscribed somewhere?
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Why do you call it a "Lucky Panda" note?
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It's just what the BEP calls it. There's a whole series of Lucky Money notes done in every denomination....mostly $1s and $2s.

https://catalog.usmint.gov/2-lucky-...-B15038.html
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The Lucky Panda $2 (starting with S/N 888) was a special BEP issue commemorating our rock-solid relationship with China.
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commemorating our rock-solid relationship with China.

That's funny! I guess my S/N 88 notes don't qualify?


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That's an amazing pair - back story please!
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