Each dollar bill has a serial number starting with the letter of the district in which it was printed.

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This is true. The letter indicates the Federal Reserve Bank that issued the note. There are 12 Federal Reserve Banks in the United States, each assigned a letter from A to L. For example, a bill with a serial number starting with A was printed in Boston (the district of the First Federal Reserve Bank), while a bill with a serial number starting with L was printed in San Francisco (the district of the Twelfth Federal Reserve Bank).

Each Dollar Bill Has a Serial Number Starting with the Letter