1957 B $1 Silver Certificate Blue Seal Note A piece of "Atomic Age" currency! This is a Series 1957 B $1 Silver Certificate, representing the final era of U.S. paper money backed by precious metal. Unlike modern Federal Reserve Notes, this bill features the distinctive Blue Treasury Seal and blue serial numbers, promising to pay the bearer "One Dollar in Silver". The 1957 series is historically significant as the first $1 Silver Certificate to feature the motto "IN GOD WE TRUST" on the reverse. A perfect affordable entry into vintage currency collecting from the Cold War era.
Series: 1957 B Type: Silver Certificate (Small Size) Signatures: Granahan / Dillon Serial Number: Y 03332962 A Condition: Circulated. The note shows visible signs of circulation, including vertical folds and surface wear, but retains clear printing and distinct blue ink. Item Identification:
Series: "Series 1957 B" is printed to the left of the Treasury Seal.
Signatures: The combination of Granahan (Treasurer) and Dillon (Secretary of Treasury) confirms the 1957 B series.
Motto: The presence of "IN GOD WE TRUST" on the back distinguishes the 1957 series from the earlier 1935 and 1928 Silver Certificates (which did not have the motto).
