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| 签名 | series 1963 (A-L) - Granahan & Dillon series 1963A (A-L) - Granahan & Fowler series 1963B (B, E, G, J, L) - Granahan & Barr |
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| 防伪描述 | Randomly distributed red and blue synthetic security fibers embedded throughout the cotton/linen substrate |
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The 1 Dollar Federal Reserve Note occupies an odd place in American monetary history: it was never issued as a Federal Reserve Note at all until 1963, having previously circulated as a Silver Certificate. The shift came after Congress authorized the removal of silver backing from small-denomination currency, freeing up silver reserves at a moment when industrial demand for the metal was outpacing the Treasury's comfort level.
The 1963B series is notably scarcer than 1963 or 1963A. Joseph Barr served as Secretary of the Treasury for only 30 days — December 1968 to January 1969 — making his signature among the shortest-tenured on any circulating U.S. note. Only five district letters appear in the 1963B series, versus the full twelve in 1963.