1957 B SERIES BLUE STAR SILVER CERTIFICATE ONE DOLLAR BILL WITHFANCY SERIAL #

1957 B SERIES BLUE STAR SILVER CERTIFICATE ONE DOLLAR BILL WITH 92% COOLNESS RATING ON SERIAL NUMBER - REPETITIVE PLUS 666

• 1957-B* (Star Note / Replacement Note) W/ KATHRYN O'HAY Granahan (TREASURER)/ C. DOUGLAS Dillon (SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY) SIGNATURES, APPROX 48,000,000 WERE PRINTED

The 1957 $1 silver certificate is a key collectible for being both the first U.S. bill to feature "In God We Trust" and the last $1 silver certificate issued. Over 3.2 billion were printed across three signature varieties. While most 1957 $1 bills are very common and worth only face value, there are some rare and valuable error notes and fancy serial number varieties to look for.

Mismatched serial number errors are the most valuable, with a run of 20 consecutive 1957 $1 star notes selling for $13,200 in 2019. Other desirable fancy serials include solids, radars, low numbers and ladders. Star notes from the 1957 series are also more valuable than regular notes in un-circulated condition. A pack of 100 consecutive 1957 $1 stars sold for $2,880 in 2023.

To maintain the condition and value of collectible 1957 $1 bills, always handle them with care, store them properly in archival holders, and consider professional grading for the most valuable varieties.