United States of America
Treasury Note
Currency : Dollar (USD)
Three notes of one dollar all dated 1935 Silver Certificates with Yellow and Blue seals. These notes are heavily circulated and are still legal tender in the United States. However, despite what was printed on the notes, these notes are not redeemable for silver dollars, since 1964.
One Dollar
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| Dated 1935A, President George Washington (1732-1799), Yellow Seal |
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| Reverse - eye of providence on top of pyramid, Great Seal of the United States |
Signature : William Alexander Julian (Treasurer of the United States) & Henry Morgenthau Jr (Secretary of the Treasury)
One Dollar
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| Dated 135D, President George Washington (1732-1799), Blue Seal |
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| Reverse - eye of providence on top of pyramid, Great Seal of the United States |
Signature : Georgia Neese Clark (Treasurer of the United States) / John Wesley Snyder (Secretary of the Treasury)
One Dollar
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| Dated 1935E, President George Washington (1732-1799), Blue Seal |
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| Reverse - eye of providence on top of pyramid, Great Seal of the United States |
Signatures : Ivy Baker Priest (Treasurer of the United States) & George Magoffin Humphrey (Secretary of the Treasury)
Footnote➽: In 1963, Congress abolished the redemption of the Silver Certificate when
the price of silver was worth more than a US dollar an ounce. In March 1964,
the US Treasury Department halted all redemption of Silver Certificates
for Silver Dollars.
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