Submit Serial Numbers for Project 2013B – Step-by-Step Guide with Graphical Instructions
If you have submitted serial numbers before, click the SUBMIT button above or click HERE.
If you have 20 or more serial numbers to submit, click the BULK SUBMIT button.
If you are new to submitting serial numbers, PLEASE follow the guide below. It will make things easier for everyone.
This page is currently being modified. Check back late today or tomorrow (April 14th) for the full graphical guide.
Graphical Guide
Before submitting your bill, check that it has the 'B' district seal.
Also check that your have the correct series. The duplicated serial number error only applies to Series 2013 dollar bills, with the 'B' district seal.
Lastly, the duplicated serial numbers only occur within two ranges of serial numbers. Any serial number than is not in either of the two ranges, is not an error note.
B00000001*-B00250000* (OR) B03200001*-B09600000*
Data Entry
If you have made it to this point, you have a VALID error note. Once you press the submit button at the top of this page, or the 'Submit' icon at the bottom menu, it will open a form (light purple background) where you simply fill in the blanks. Once you press the button at the bottom of that form, the page will change (you might have to scroll up) and give you a link where you can check the status of your submission. In case you missed it you can check the status at check.2013b.com
Common Mistakes
The information that is the most often entered incorrectly is the faceplate information. It is the combination of letter(s) and number(s) near the bottom right of the bill. It will either be 3 or 6 characters long. PLEASE enter the whole sequence of letters and numbers that you see on your bill. Refer to the following examples:
If any information entered is detected as wrong, an error message will typically appear in red under the entry point. For serial numbers, you need to enter all 8 digits (this includes the leading zero).
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