Series 1935 North African $1 Silver Certificate in Good to Very Good Condition

The Series 1935 North African $1 Silver Certificate is a fascinating piece of World War II-era currency, issued specifically for use by American troops stationed in North Africa and parts of Europe. Its most distinctive feature is the bright yellow Treasury seal and serial numbers, designed so that the U.S. government could easily invalidate the notes if they fell into enemy hands. The obverse features the familiar portrait of George Washington, while the reverse retains the traditional ornate green design common to $1 Silver Certificates of the time.

Series 1935 North African $1 Silver Certificate in G/VG

In G/VG (Good to Very Good) condition, this note shows significant signs of circulation, including creasing, wear, and minor staining, but all key elements—including the yellow seal and Washington’s portrait—remain visible. Despite its wear, this wartime emergency-issue note holds strong historical value as a testament to the lengths the U.S. took to protect its currency and logistics during one of the most critical periods of the 20th century.