I have a one dollar bill that is fully printed on the back but only the seals in black and green with the serial numbers is printed on the front. It looks bleached out but the other colors aren't faded at all. It looks to be a bad impression of one particluar plate they were using. Is this common?

DOODEDOO- the $1.00 BILL YOU HAVE IS VERY Valuable, THAT IS BY THE CONDITION AND GRADE OF IT IS IN , THE BETTER THE HIGHER THE VALUE ,don't EVEN PUT ANY FOLDS IN IT;; yES IT IS QUITE COMMON FOR THIS AND OTHER ERRORS;; IF IT IS LIKE I THINK FROM WHAT YOU SAY ,YOU HAVE WHAT IS CALLED A {papper money error} tHE TYPE YOU HAVE IS CALLED { fIRST AND sECOND PRINTING ERRORS} cAUSED BY inSUFFICIENT INK;; nOW -AS TO THE CONDITION AND GRADE OF THE NOTE; the value for a $1.00 note as yiou described ;FINE -$250.00;; EF-EXTRA FINE-$500.00;;CU-$850.00;; ;;Ok -you will find errors in every denominations of paper currency, How would you feel if you was given a $20.00 dollar bill and when you pulled it out of your pocket to pay something and it looked like a $1.00 or a $5.00 bill,there's a lot that are that way, one denomination on one side and another on the other side,just an example of errors;My book on curtrency errors is 485 pages ;; I hope that I have answered your questions ;; Have a great day and GOD BLESS;;F.B.E.