A standout back-to-front offset error on a tougher, higher-denomination note—an exciting find on a Small Head $100 (Fr. 2168–B, New York District). The offset is clearly visible and creates the kind of dramatic, “how did this happen?” visual that error collectors chase, especially when it shows up on a denomination you don’t see every day.
1977 sits in a memorable fiscal era in U.S. history—high inflation pressures and shifting economic policy kept the dollar in the national conversation. That context makes a production mistake like this even more compelling: a $100 note meant to represent stability and trust, carrying a very visible printing mishap that escaped quality control.
| Product ID | 560197 |
|---|---|
| Series Year | 1977 |
| Country | United States |
| Denomination | $100 |
| Grade | |
| Signature | Morton and Blumenthal. |
| Grading Agency | Raw |
| Category | Small Size $100 Federal Reserve Notes |
| Serial No | B02661886B |
| Status | Active |
| Seal | - |
| Fr / Pick # | 2168-B |
| Additional Info | Issuing Bank: New York No Printed: 166400000 |