Series mark on bills

[Tabfry]

Ok... maybe a dumb question, but I'll ask anyway...

The series date on a bill doesn't necessarily refer to the date the bill was printed, but rather the date of the most recent change to the bill. ie- treasurer name...

Is this correct?

 

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The series date refers to the year in which the design was authorized for use. You will find that the series 2006 $100, $10, $5, and $1 didn't start getting printed until 2007. The $50 and $20 only received their first printing in November and December of 2006 respectively.

The new $5 bills scheduled for release this upcoming month will be dated series 2006.

A change in both signatures would cause a series change, but only one signature change causes a letter to be incremented (e.g. series 2003A)