U.S. One Dollar Bill (Series 2006) - Features, Design & Historical Context #52 (License: Personal Use)

This is the obverse of a Series 2006 U.S. one-dollar Federal Reserve Note, featuring a finely engraved portrait of George Washington centered in an ornate oval frame. Key elements include the green Treasury seal on the right, the black Federal Reserve seal (District C for Philadelphia) on the left, dual green serial numbers, and intricate guilloché patterns for anti-counterfeiting. The note bears signatures of Treasurer Anna Escobedo Cabral and Secretary of the Treasury Henry M. Paulson Jr., with “Washington, D.C.” printed above the Treasury seal.

Used on educational, numismatic, or financial literacy pages to illustrate U.S. currency design, history, or authentication; also common on government finance sites, museum exhibits, and collector resources where users seek visual reference or verification details.