The Series of 1923 United States Notes, also known as Legal Tender Notes, was among the first to feature the effigy of President George Washington as Americans are now accustomed to seeing it on the modern $1 Federal Reserve Note. These notes were also among the last in the United States Note Series to be redesigned and printed in a large-sized format. Provident Metals currently offers Very Fine 1923 $1 Legal Tender Notes to you for purchase online.

Highlights:

• Arrives with an individual protective plastic currency sleeve!
• Issued in the Series of 1923!
• One of the final large-sized $1 US Notes!
• Comes in Very Fine condition!
• Issued a face value of $1 (USD) by the government of the United States.
• The obverse depicts President George Washington.
• On the reverse are the denomination and nation of issue with the cogwheel background element.
• Please keep in mind it is possible to receive notes with varying wear patterns when buying several.

When you purchase the 1923 $1 Legal Tender Note offered in this listing, the notes you receive come in Very Fine condition. This term covers a modest range of acceptable flaws, with most notes showcasing numerous fold lines, light-to-mild soiling, and common signs of moderate circulation handling. Though the notes have flaws, each one is free of major detractions and the content of the notes paper remains solid. Each one will ship to you in a protective plastic currency sleeve.

Please keep in mind that no two notes are guaranteed to show the exact same signs of wear and tear. As such, you could notice minor differences in the wear patterns present on the notes you receive if you buy more than one.

Obverse

The obverse side of the 1923 $1 Legal Tender Notes comes with a portrait of President George Washington at the center. The Series of 1923 US Notes featured the scalloped US Treasury seal with red ink on the seal, the denomination to the right of the President, and the serial numbers. All United States Notes were signed in this era by the Register of the Treasury and the Treasurer of the United States.

Reverse

On the reverse of 1923 $1 Legal Tender Notes, you will find the cogwheel element in the central background. The words United States of America and One Dollar are printed directly over this design element. The numeric value of the note is found in the four corners, with a print of ONE in front of a 1 in-between each of the corners along the right and left margins.

History

The Series of 1923 $1 denomination was the first to introduce President George Washingtons portrait as it is still used today on the $1 Federal Reserve Note. Though he had first appeared on a $1 denomination in 1869, older notes had his figure somewhat left facing with his head looking toward the viewer. He is now set with his figure facing the right, with the head still looking forward.

Ordering

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