I came across a $1 bill the other day at work. It has a reversed green treasury seal on the back of the bill. (exact placement of the seal on the front right corner). I at first thought it was a bleed through... but it is way to crisp... has a serial number reversed on the back upper right corner. But when looking at it... the last digit is 2 numbers higher than the front number. From reading through some of the posts... hopefully Flying Eagle will be able to lend his expertise... thanks!

Btw - Series 2006 F74504692J
# on the back in reverse is:
F74504694J

tjamison_2001-You have what is known as a paper money ERROR note
YES they are valuable,some are very,very ;;[There are theer different
types-[minor-moderate-& major type errors ] { NOTE} THE ONE you have, I found in my book on money errors, except it is a 1935E,$1.00
note] values for this one -is FINE-$450.00][EF-$750.00][CU-$1250.00
IN the book it is under [first and second printing error][ offset-overprinting]the back is printed [identical to yours] note go to your local library, tell the libratian that you want to see a book on{ paper money errors}if they don't have one ask them to get one from another library;;you would be very surprised at the errors there are , even notes that have say $1.00 on one side and $10.00 on the other side,or
$10.00 and $20.00; ECT.ECT.NOTE-IF you are more interested in more information on this ,And find out the actual value on yours go to this site [PMG-Paper money guaranty) at-{ WWW.PMGnotes.com} or contact {GLEN JORDE}grading finalizer at {877-PMG-5570 } They can even do the -GRADING CERTIFICATION PROTECTION{encapsulation}
I hope I have answered your questions, IF I haven't or you have more
Come back to this site and just post it ;; Good luck and have a great day and GOD BLESS ::F.B.E. NOTE -PS TO FIND OUT what the condition and grade is on this note ,go to this site 1.9)how do you grade the condition of paper money F.B.E.