United+States+Dollar

The **United States one-dollar bill** ($1) is the most common [|denomination] of [|US currency]. The first [|president], [|George Washington], painted by [|Gilbert Stuart], is currently featured on the [|obverse], while the [|Great Seal of the United States] is featured on the [|reverse]. The one-dollar bill has the oldest reverse design of all U.S. currency. The obverse design seen today on the one-dollar bill debuted in 1963 when it first became a [|Federal Reserve Note]. (Wikipedia)

History of the One-Dollar Bill