United States One Dollar Federal Reserve Note (Series L00009998H) with Printing Error

This item is a United States one-dollar Federal Reserve Note, featuring the portrait of George Washington on the obverse. The bill exhibits a significant printing error, specifically an off-center print impression that is noticeable both vertically and horizontally, as visually indicated by the purple arrows and text overlay in the image. The currency is made of a blend of 75% cotton and 25% linen fibers, typical for U.S. banknotes, giving it a characteristic texture. Its dimensions appear standard for a U.S. dollar bill, approximately 6.14 inches long and 2.61 inches wide. The dominant colors are green and black, with the green seal of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco (District 12 'L') and the Treasury Seal on the right side. The serial number L00009998H is clearly visible, repeated on both the left and right sides of the obverse. Other recognizable features include the phrases 'FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE' and 'THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' across the top, and 'ONE DOLLAR' at the bottom. The condition of the bill shows signs of circulation, including visible creases and a general softness, indicating it is not uncirculated or in pristine condition. There are no obvious tears or major damage visible, but the corners might show slight wear. The quality of the engraving for George Washington's portrait and other official markings appears standard, but the misalignment is a key distinguishing feature that elevates this beyond a typical dollar bill, categorizing it as a 'mule' or error note. The specific series year is not discernible from this image but could be identified by the signatures.