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Mark On $1 Bill

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Found this bill a few years ago and noticed a blue circled "E" on the right. After asking my local bank and emailing the mint, I haven't gotten a good answer. The mint told me it must have been added while in circulation but I'm skeptical. Any thoughts or ideas are appreciated.

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Looks like it has been stamped. Probably some sort of bank/teller stamp. Definitely post-BEP.
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Thanks for the input WheatBack. Beyond spotting silver half-dollars, I'm inexperienced in things of this nature. I suppose I'll keep my day job since I'm not sitting on a million-dollar bank note.
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I suppose I'll keep my day job since I'm not sitting on a million-dollar bank note.


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Stamps like these are very common on $20, 50, and 100 notes. They are the modern equivalent of a chop mark--the cashier stamps them to signal to the cash office that the bill's authenticity has been verified.

As for why it's on a $1 note, think bored 16 year old cashier on a slow business day with a stack of bills and a stamp...
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Learning new stuff all the time. Thanks for the info Finn!
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