U.S. One Dollar Bill - Design, Features, and History of the $1 Federal Reserve Note #29073 (License: Personal Use)

This image shows a Series 2009 U.S. one-dollar Federal Reserve Note, featuring George Washington’s portrait on the obverse, the green Treasury seal, and the black Federal Reserve seal with “B” for the New York district. The note includes serial numbers, intricate scrollwork, and microprinting as anti-counterfeiting measures. It remains the most widely circulated denomination in U.S. currency.

Used on educational, financial literacy, numismatic, or government resource pages to illustrate U.S. currency design, teach about monetary history, or verify authenticity; matches user intent for learning about dollar bill features or identifying banknote series.