A “Louisiana routing quantity chase” is a extremely sought-after numismatic collectible that consists of a one-dollar invoice bearing a routing quantity from the Federal Reserve Financial institution of Louisiana. These notes are exceedingly uncommon, with only some recognized examples in existence. One such word, bearing the routing quantity 610916192, was found in a small-town financial institution in Louisiana in 2005.
These routing numbers have been mistakenly printed on a small variety of one-dollar payments in 1969 as a consequence of a printing error. The routing quantity 610916192, particularly, was meant to be used on checks drawn on the Federal Reserve Financial institution of Atlanta, not on foreign money. The intense rarity of those notes has made them extremely useful to collectors.