Series 1935 D One Dollar Silver Certificate

This is a United States Silver Certificate with a face value of one dollar, featuring the portrait of George Washington. The note belongs to Series 1935 D, as indicated by the text to the left of the blue treasury seal. It is a small-size note printed on typical linen-fiber currency paper with predominantly green and black ink. Notable features include the distinct blue serial numbers (X10057882F) and the blue treasury seal on the right side, which differentiates it from standard Federal Reserve Notes. The signatures of Georgia Neese Clark (Treasurer) and John W. Snyder (Secretary of the Treasury) are present, placing its issuance between 1949 and 1953. The condition is heavily circulated with several prominent vertical folds, minor creasing throughout the body, and some slight foxing or staining on the paper edges. The corners exhibit rounding and wear commensurate with age and use. Despite the circulation wear, the ink remains relatively sharp and the blue pigment of the seal and serial numbers is still vibrant. The bill is printed with the standard 'Funny Back' or ornate 'ONE' on the reverse typical of this era, reflecting high-quality mid-20th-century intaglio printing craftsmanship.