United States One Dollar Bill (Series unknown) with Low Serial Number and Off-Center Printing Error

The item is a United States One Dollar Bill, recognizable by the portrait of George Washington on the obverse and the denomination prominently displayed. The bill is made of a durable paper mixture, primarily cotton and linen, colored predominantly green and black with subtle underlying security fibers, though these are not clearly visible. The overall condition appears to be circulated, showing signs of wear such as creases, particularly a central horizontal fold, and possibly some general softening of the paper. A significant distinguishing feature highlighted by the overlay text is an 'Off center both vertically and horizontally' printing error, indicating a misaligned print of the design within the paper's borders. This type of error, where the printed image is not uniformly centered, is sought after by collectors. Furthermore, the bill features a low serial number: 'L00009998 H'. Low serial numbers, especially those with many leading zeroes, are considered collectible due to their rarity. The specific series year is not clearly discernible from the provided image, but the design elements suggest a modern series. The craftsmanship is typical of U.S. currency, though the noted printing error deviates from the intended high-precision standard. No additional unique markings or repairs are visible, but the combination of the printing error and the low serial number makes this a potentially valuable numismatic item.