how much is a 1935 e silver certificate dollar bill worth

[BlakelyMarie]

Hello! That's a great piece of currency to ask about. The value of a 1935 E silver certificate dollar bill depends heavily on its physical condition.

Based on information from the Littleton Coin Company, a retailer that sells these notes, a 1935 E dollar bill in "Good" condition is priced at $12.25. This grade typically means the bill is heavily circulated, with many folds and signs of wear.

The condition, or grade, is the most important factor in determining the final value. While a circulated bill might be worth a few dollars over its face value, a note in better condition, such as "Fine" or "Very Fine," will be worth more. A "Crisp Uncirculated" bill that looks brand new could be worth significantly more to a collector.

These bills are sought after by collectors for their history and distinctive look, which includes blue Treasury seals and serial numbers. The 1935 E series specifically features the signatures of Priest and Humphrey. While they were once redeemable for silver coin or bullion, that option was discontinued in 1963, and now they are valued as collectibles.