Description
United States one-dollar Silver Certificate from Series 1957A, featuring the familiar portrait of George Washington centered on the obverse and the Great Seal alongside the pyramid and eagle vignette on the reverse. The blue Treasury seal and blue serial numbers identify it as a Silver Certificate, once redeemable for silver dollars, making it a piece of pre-1964 U.S. currency history.
The note carries the printed signatures of Elizabeth Rudel Smith, Treasurer of the United States, and C. Douglas Dillon, Secretary of the Treasury, along with the Washington D.C. district designation beneath the seal. Serial number H51156035A appears twice on the face, with plate numbers F4 and F668 visible in the corners and margins.
The bill shows genuine circulation wear, including soft corners, light overall handling creases, and a small notch along the top edge. Toning is visible across the paper, particularly near the edges, consistent with a note of this age that has passed through general use.
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