1935G one dollar bill

The 1935 G series of one-dollar bills is part of the Silver Certificate series issued by the United States. These bills feature the portrait of Martha Washington, the wife of George Washington, as the central vignette. The "G" in 1935 G refers to the letter representing the Federal Reserve Bank that issued the bill. Each Federal Reserve Bank was assigned a letter, and the letter can be found next to the serial number.1935 G one-dollar bills have a blue seal and serial numbers, and they were initially issued during a time when silver certificates could be exchanged for a specific amount of silver dollar coins. However, these certificates no longer represent a claim on silver, as the United States abandoned the gold and silver standards.As with any currency, the condition of the bill (uncirculated, circulated, etc.) can affect its value among collectors. If you have a specific question about a particular 1935 G one-dollar bill, feel free to ask!