1957 United States One Dollar, Silver Certificate [one note, random prefix]

This is a 1957 United States One Dollar Silver Certificate, a classic piece of American currency from the post-war era. It represents the last generations of notes that still carried a promise of silver redemption.

Obverse: Features the familiar portrait of George Washington at centre, flanked by detailed scrollwork, treasury seals and serial numbers typical of mid-20th century US banknotes. Reverse: Displays the denomination within an ornate vignette and, notably for the 1957 series, includes the national motto In God We Trust on the back.

• Country: United States
• Year: 1957
• Denomination: One Dollar
• Composition: Cotton-linen paper; originally issued as a Silver Certificate (redeemable in silver at the time of issue)
• Grade: Good–Fine

This grade indicates a circulated note with clear overall design and no major missing pieces; it may show folds, light soiling and edge wear consistent with steady use.

Notes are supplied at random by prefix; the specific serial prefix you receive will be our choice.