United States — Silver Certificate — 1 Dollar — Series 1935
Also known as: One Dollar Silver Certificate
Period
Series 1935
Issuing entity
United StatesOne-dollar silver certificate of the Series 1935 family, redeemable in silver on demand at the time of issue.
Historical context
Silver certificates were issued against silver held by the Treasury. The Series 1935 one dollar ran through many series letters and signature combinations over more than two decades, including wartime emergency variants.
Physical characteristics
- Material
- Paper
- Seal colour
- Blue
Technical characteristics
- Printing
- Intaglio, Bureau of Engraving and Printing
- Serial numbering
- Blue serial numbers; star notes used as replacements
Design
- Back
- Great Seal of the United States, both sides
- Front
- Portrait of George Washington
Identification
- Key diagnostics
- Series letter and the pair of signatures determine the exact variety
- Common confusions
- Federal Reserve notes and United States notes of similar design differ by seal colour and obligation text
Catalogue references
No catalogue numbers recorded. Numbers are only published once transcribed from a verified edition of a standard catalogue — they are never inferred.
Varieties
Series letters and signature combinations
Each combination is a distinct collecting variety; individual entries not yet created.
Star notes
Replacement notes identified by a star in the serial number.
Research required
- Friedberg numbers and the full signature-combination table pending transcription from a verified reference.