Series 2006 United States Five Dollar Federal Reserve Note
Currency and Numismatics

Series 2006 United States Five Dollar Federal Reserve Note

This is a Series 2006 United States five-dollar Federal Reserve Note. The currency features the iconic portrait of President Abraham Lincoln centrally positioned. The note displays the serial number QB 79500069 A, indicating it was issued through the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (Bank B). The physical condition of the banknote shows significant signs of circulation and wear: there is visible fraying along the top and left edges, several prominent vertical and horizontal creases suggesting frequent folding, and generalized surface soiling. Key security features visible include the Great Seal of the United States to the right of the portrait and the purple '5' watermark area on the right. The printing exhibits the standard intaglio process hallmarks with fine-line detail in Lincoln's face and the surrounding border ornamentation. The ink appears slightly faded, and the paper substrate has lost its original crispness, showing a limp texture common in heavily circulated paper currency. No rare errors or fancy serial number patterns are immediately evident.

Estimated Value

$5.00

Basic Information

Category

Currency and Numismatics

Appraised On

February 8, 2026

Estimated Value

$5.00

Item Description

This is a Series 2006 United States five-dollar Federal Reserve Note. The currency features the iconic portrait of President Abraham Lincoln centrally positioned. The note displays the serial number QB 79500069 A, indicating it was issued through the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (Bank B). The physical condition of the banknote shows significant signs of circulation and wear: there is visible fraying along the top and left edges, several prominent vertical and horizontal creases suggesting frequent folding, and generalized surface soiling. Key security features visible include the Great Seal of the United States to the right of the portrait and the purple '5' watermark area on the right. The printing exhibits the standard intaglio process hallmarks with fine-line detail in Lincoln's face and the surrounding border ornamentation. The ink appears slightly faded, and the paper substrate has lost its original crispness, showing a limp texture common in heavily circulated paper currency. No rare errors or fancy serial number patterns are immediately evident.

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