1999 $1 Federal Reserve Note Atlanta - PMG Graded Very Fine 30 - Low Serial Number F00000479J

**Reasons for Purchase**:
1. **Low Serial Number**: Collectors highly value low serial numbers.
2. **PMG Grading**: The PMG grading provides assurance of the note's condition and authenticity.
3. **Historical Significance**: Represents a significant era in U.S. currency history.
4. **Investment Potential**: Paper money in well-preserved condition can appreciate over time.

1. **Currency Type**: $1 Federal Reserve Note
2. **Year**: 1999
3. **Federal Reserve District**: Atlanta
4. **Serial Number**: F00000479J
5. **Block**: FJ Block
6. **Signatures**: Withrow | Summers | FW (Fort Worth)
7. **Grading**: PMG 30 Very Fine (VF)
8. **PMG Holder**: The note is encased in a PMG holder for protection and verification.

**Description**: 
"Own a piece of modern currency history with this 1999 $1 Federal Reserve Note from Atlanta. This note has been graded Very Fine 30 by PMG, ensuring its authenticity and quality. With signatures from Withrow and Summers, and a low serial number F00000479J, this note is a valuable addition to any collection. Encased in a PMG holder, it remains in excellent condition, making it a must-have for collectors of U.S. currency."

**Historical Context**: 
"The 1999 $1 Federal Reserve Note is part of the last series of the 20th century, featuring the familiar portrait of George Washington. Issued from the Atlanta Federal Reserve District, this note represents the economic strength of the United States at the turn of the millennium."