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1 Dollar Silver Certificate
| Issuer | United States |
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| Year | 2024 |
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| Printer | Gammaprint, Luzern, Switzerland |
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| Obverse description | Central vignette of George Washington's portrait, flanked at right by a vignette of the SS Sirius — the first vessel to complete a transatlantic crossing entirely under steam power, linking Cork, Ireland to New York in 1838. Ornate guilloche underprint frames the composition throughout. |
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| Reverse description | At left, a vignette of the Washington Monument; at right, an equestrian statue of George Washington in Boston. The two vignettes are set within a guilloche border with denomination and issuer inscriptions. |
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Something is wrong with this listing. The United States has not issued Silver Certificates since Series 1957B — the legal authority for them was effectively ended by the Silver Purchase Act repeal in 1963 and silver redemption was suspended entirely by 1968. A 2024-dated U.S. Silver Certificate printed in Luzern by a Swiss commercial printer does not correspond to any known federal issue, emergency currency, or authorized commemorative program.
This is either a fantasy note, a novelty item, or a cataloging error. It should not be inventoried as a genuine U.S. government obligation without documentation of issuing authority.