| Tracimay - I hope That I have the answers that you want. You have a silver certificate dated ( 1928 A SERIES } { Signatures should be - Woods - Mellon} { Should have a BLUE SEal} ) ( The letter K on the bottom with the numbers -1354 is the plate numberthat it was printed withon the face) .
1928A - Plate number 1601.- VG-20- $25.00 ;; UNC - 63 -$55.00
1928A- Plate number 1601*.- VG-20 - $40.00 ;; UNC>-63 - $375.00
The reason the back looks funny , the design on the back should look as I'm going to try to describe. :: On each end of the bill there should be ( 2 - small number " 1" and ( one big " 1 ' and pretty well centered in the middle there should be ( "ONE 'written very large and printed over it should be ( " one Dollar "
Now let me explain the grades - VG-20 :: VG MEANS - VERY GOOD CONDITION, Grade 20.::: UNC> - MEANS UNCIRCUATED . Grade 63 . ::
VG-20 A note that has been in circulation ,but not very long ,It still retains some of it's crispness, It may show some folds or creases or some light smudges from the hands of past generations . Sometimes " VERY FINE NOTES " are the best available in certain RARE Issues :::
UNC>-63 A note that is A bill that is UNCIRCULATED AND IS fresher and brighter then the norm for it's particular issue. Almost as nice as GEM- UNCIRCULATED, but not quite there, Must be reasonably well centered.;;;
If I can help you more let me know. If I have answered your question well , Please rate it at bottom of post. Good Luck & GOD BLESS :: F.B.E. | 
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