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| 背面铭文 | THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ONE ONE DOLLAR ANNUIT COEPTIS NOVUS ORDO SECLORUM THE GREAT SEAL MDCCLXXVI E PLURIBUS UNUM |
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| 变体 | P#416a - series 1935A signatures: Julian & Morgenthau Regular issue without letter at lower right for a similar experimental note with red R at lower right see UNITED STATES OF AMERICA P-416AR for a similar experimental note with red S at lower right see UNITED STATES OF AMERICA P-416AS P#416b - series 1935B signature: Julian & Vinson P#416c - series 1935C signature: Julian & Snyder |
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The 1935 series ran longer and through more signature combinations than almost any other Silver Certificate issue — spanning from the New Deal through the early Cold War without a fundamental design change. The 1935A sub-series is the most historically layered: it coincided with the wartime R and S experimental notes, a controlled test the Treasury ran in 1942–43 to evaluate a new paper stock from a different supplier. Regular 1935A notes circulated alongside these experimental pieces without the public having any reason to distinguish them.
Julian served as Treasurer under both Morgenthau and Vinson, making his signature the thread connecting three distinct sub-series across two Treasury secretaries.