2002 $10 Federal Reserve Disarmed Exploding Dye Pack PCGS Encapsulated Genuine

2002 $10 Federal Reserve Disarmed Exploding Dye Pack PCGS Encapsulated Genuine

This unique collectible is a disarmed $10 exploding dye pack, an uncommon denomination for such security devices, as most are composed of $20 notes. Manufactured by 3SI Security Systems, Inc. (Model TP 2002, Serial No. 0001154480), this dye pack was designed to thwart bank robberies. Once stolen and tampered with, the pack would explode, releasing a bright red dye to mark both the stolen money and the thief for easy identification.

Encapsulated by PCGS Banknote as Genuine, this item is preserved as a historical artifact of modern banking security. Unlike standard currency, these notes are unredeemable, as more than 50% of each note has been removed. This is the first $10 PCGS Banknote encapsulated pack we have ever offered—an extraordinary addition for collectors fascinated by currency security measures and crime prevention history.

Collector’s Value

For collectors of unusual banknotes and security-related artifacts, this is an exceptional opportunity to own a rare and officially certified example of an exploding dye pack. Its encapsulation by PCGS ensures its authenticity and longevity, making it a standout conversation piece in any collection.