2017B United States 1 Dollar Banknote (UNC) Federal reserve note 10 running number

Features

Issuer                 United States

Period                 Federal republic (1776-date)

Type                 Standard banknote

Years                 1963-2021

Value                 1 Dollar

Currency         Dollar (1785-date)

Composition Hybrid substrate (75% cotton, 25% linen)

Size                 156 × 67 mm

Shape                 Rectangular

Technique         Intaglio

Obverse Portrait of George Washington at center. Treasurer’s Signature and Federal Reserve Bank Seal at left. Secretary’s Signature and Treasury Seal at right. Script: Latin Lettering: FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER FOR ALL DEBTS, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE WASHINGTON ONE DOLLAR

Reverse Great Seal of the United States around ONE. Script: Latin Lettering: THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA IN GOD WE TRUST ONE ANNUIT CŒPTIS MDCCLXXVI THE GREAT SEAL E PLURIBUS UNUM OF THE UNITED STATES ONE DOLLAR

Signatures Jovita Carranza Steven Terner Mnuchin Printer Bureau of Engraving and Printing, United States (1862-date)

Comments On the obverse side of the $1 banknote a letter in circle identifies the Federal Reserve bank branch, serial number of the note also starts with the same letter – Letters identifying FRB branches are as below. A - Boston B - New York C - Philadelphia D - Cleveland E - Richmond F - Atlanta G - Chicago H - St. Louis I - Minneapolis J - Kansas City K - Dallas L - San Francisco

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