Banknote Billet USA 1 dollars George Washington, Premier Président des Etats-Unis 2017

The 1 Dollar bill - Series 2017A is issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, identifiable by the letter AA printed on the note, which specifically designates this district of the American Federal Reserve. This letter corresponds to the first federal district, Boston being one of the twelve regional banks that make up the United States Federal Reserve System.

The obverse of the note features the portrait of George Washington, the first President of the United States, whose likeness has traditionally adorned this smallest denomination bill in circulation. This portrait is framed by various legal and official inscriptions, including "Federal Reserve Note" and "The United States of America". The serial number, consisting of a unique alphanumeric combination, is printed in green on the note.

The reverse of the note depicts the Great Seal of the United States in both its versions: on the left, the unofficial side of the seal featuring an unfinished pyramid topped by an all-seeing eye, and on the right, the official side representing the American eagle holding a bundle of arrows and an olive branch. The inscription "IN GOD WE TRUST", the American national motto, is also printed on this side.

This note belongs to the Series 2017A, a designation indicating an update to the signatures of the U.S. Treasury officials compared to the previous series. The standard dimensions of American banknotes, the fineness of the printing details, and the integrated security features are all characteristic of the production of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, the official printing office of the American federal government.