U.S. One Dollar Bill - Design, History, and Features of the $1 Federal Reserve Note #1499 (License: Personal Use)

This image shows the obverse of a modern U.S. one-dollar Federal Reserve Note, issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (indicated by the “B” in the seal and prefix). It features George Washington’s portrait at center, ornate scrollwork, and standard security elements including microprinting and serial numbers. The note is printed on cotton-linen paper with distinctive green ink for the Treasury seal and serial numbers.

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