Ever notice the big letter surrounded by circles to the left of George

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Washington (to us as we face the bill)? That's the Federal Reserve that goes with that bill. With really, really good eyes, you don't need a magnifying glass and then there are my eyes. At any rate, the bill I have, has a B on it with Federal Reserve of New York, New York. Do you have an American Dollar Bill? If you do, what letter does it have on it and what Federal Reserve does it have written on it? So far, I've found out what SOME of the letters available on one dollar bills mean (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, K, and L so far), but not all of the letters. So if you have a dollar bill: What letter and what Federal Reserve place does it say? Have you ever studied your dollar? Have you ever studied any part of any paper money? Do you know some things about paper money that people might find fun or interesting? Could what you know help you to detect a counterfeit? I know that the B (first letter from the reserve) should be the first letter before the number series to the right of the George. So if I see some other letter there, the person isn't a very good forger, didn't even study that much. But seldom does anyone forge dollars. Up here, it's usually $20 and $100s. How about where you are, do you know what fake denominations usually turn up?