2013 United States $5 Federal Reserve Note – Lincoln, Green Seal & Hidden Value

Pick# 453 | Series 2013 | Star & Fancy Serial Varieties Available

Think a $5 bill is just pocket change? Think again. The 2013 $5 Federal Reserve Note might look familiar, but it hides a world of collector intrigue. With Abraham Lincoln’s iconic portrait and classic green seal, this note blends timeless design with modern rarity—especially if you land a star note, fancy serial, or error variety.

Some 2013 $5 bills have sold for $6,600+ thanks to rare serial patterns and pristine grades. Even circulated star notes from low-print runs can fetch $20–$200, depending on condition and district



Why Collect This Note?

Star Notes – Replacement bills with a star symbol. Scarce and highly collectible.

Fancy Serials – Ladders, radars, binaries, repeaters—these patterns drive premium value.

Error Notes – Ink smears, miscuts, and off-center prints are rare and sought after.

Signature Pair – Features Rosie Rios and Jacob Lew, marking a transitional era in U.S. currency.

Classic Design – Lincoln’s portrait, green seal, and the Lincoln Memorial on reverse.



Specifications
Feature Details
Country United States
Issuer Federal Reserve System
Series 2013
Pick Number P# 453
Denomination 5 Dollars
Size 156 × 66 mm
Material Cotton-linen blend
Watermark None
Security Features Microprinting, security fibers
Printer Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Seal Color Green


Notescounter Tip

Looking for a sleeper hit in modern U.S. currency? The 2013 $5 note is a collector’s playground. Whether you're chasing star notes, decoding serial number patterns, or building a Federal Reserve type set—this bill delivers intrigue at every turn.

Browse our listings to find hand-picked varieties, including low serials, error notes, and uncirculated gems. Inventory updates daily—don’t miss your chance to grab a note with hidden value.