1934 $1 Silver Certificate Funny Back Crisp Uncirculated Condition

The 1934 $1 Silver Certificate “Funny Back” is a cherished piece of American currency history, distinguished by its ornate and unconventional reverse design that earned it the nickname “Funny Back” among collectors. Issued during the Great Depression, this note reflects a pivotal time in U.S. monetary policy when paper currency was still backed by silver held by the U.S. Treasury. The obverse features a classic blue Treasury seal and serial numbers, along with a bold promise to pay the bearer “One Silver Dollar,” anchored by George Washington’s portrait.

1934 $1 Silver Certificate Funny Back CU

Graded in Crisp Uncirculated (CU) condition, this note retains its original sharpness with no folds, marks, or signs of circulation. The paper is bright and firm, with vivid ink contrast and well-centered margins that highlight the design’s symmetry and elegance. A 1934 Funny Back in CU quality is a must-have for serious collectors of U.S. small-size currency and those drawn to Depression-era numismatics.