I have a ONE DOLLAR Silver Certificate that is a 1957B series. The signatures are that off Kathryn O'Hay Granahan (Treas.) and C. Douglas Dillon (Sec. Treas.). The color of the seal and serial numbers is blue and there is no star before the serial number. "SILVER CERTIFICATE" is written on the very top of the note.

The grade of the note I would say is CU. I received the note while working at a bank from a customer who was a collecter. There is the slightest two almost bends on the left and right top corners and a few other bends (not folds) from my handling but no folds at all. Inking and portrait are in "perfect" condition - meaning not faded one bit. The serial number is "X 04327564 A"

Also to the right of where 1957 B is located is a letter/number combo: A 768
Also on the top left front to the left of the word THE in small print is: A4

On the back of the note it is in "perfect" condition as mentioned above with no fading in ink. Below the giant E in the center and to the right a little is an imprint of 422

Any help in what this could be worth would be greatly appreciated! I hope I included everything! Thank you for all your help!

SG in Orlando :)

Powertothevoice- thanks for the full items on the silver certificts,it sure helps;; now to get
down to your questions; (#1)- 1957B-$1.00 Silver certificate;signatures-are Granahan and Dillon;;Blue seal;; (#2)- YOU aklso asked about the numbers ans letters on upper left and lower right on the face and on the back the ones on the lower right;; I also have gave you these answers at the end ;; You stated that they are Condition and grade ( C U ) Choice-Uncirculated; ::ANSWERS- #1621.-VF-20= $3.00 UNC-63= $9.00
#1621 ( * ) VF-20=$4.00 UNC-63= $15.00 Note- the numbers 1621 are reference in all cioin and currency books ;each one has its own number;; Note =I don't at the present time have the value for { C U } BUT I would guess that it would be around $25 to $50 dollars;; if you sell to a collector you will come out a lot better;; Now about the letters and numbers- { friont= A768 and A4;; THE A$ top left is the check letter and the Quadrant number used when printing- bottom right THE POSITION is shown again and the plate number the note is printed from :: ON the back = The same smallnumber and plate number ;; Note - the paper cvurrency is printed in sheets of [32notes] sometimes they are mixed notes and sometimes all the same note;;this sheet is divided into [four quarters,called (quadrants)]for numbering and other controlss;each quadrant has its own numbering sequence,for the eight notes,with serial numbers advancing by 20,000to the next note;; the quadrant number and check letter in the upper left section indicatethe first ,second,third, or fourth quadrant and the position of the notei in the quadrant;; I hope that I have answered all your questions;If I have use the orange block below to rate my answers; Have a great day and GOD BLESS ;; F.B.E.

Thanks FBE! God Bless as well!

Powertothevoice =- YOU welcome my friend - I really enjoy doing this, it also gives me something to do since I'm retired; GOD BLESS and have a better day tomorrowe; ILL let you know on your other qauestion a.s.a.p.::F.B.E.