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1935 G Blue Seal Silver Certificate.

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I just wanted to see what you think about the condition of this bill.

1935-G-Blue-Seal-Silver-Certificate.
1935-G-Blue-Seal-Silver-Certificate.
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Fine to very fine, maybe.
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Please take a picture as SteveInTampa, the resident currency expert, suggests here:
http://goccf.com/t/458330#3981923

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Average everyday circulated 1935G replacement $1 Silver Certificate with honest wear. The 1935G "With Motto" version commands a higher premium because many more "No Motto" notes were printed.

Despite the series date, these were printed in the early 1960s alongside series 1957A $1 SCs with Smith/Dillon signatures.

These are often seen at flea markets and LCS bargain boxes.
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