The 1935 1 silver certificate with a gold seal features the portrait of Martha Washington, the wife of the first U.S. President, George Washington. The gold seal and serial numbers are distinctive elements on the bill. These certificates were part of the Silver Certificate series issued by the U.S. Treasury, representing a promise to pay in silver upon demand.

The 1935 1 silver certificate with a gold seal is commonly referred to as the Yellow Seal or North Africa note. This specific variation was issued during World War II to facilitate overseas military transactions in North Africa. The yellow Treasury seal and serial numbers distinguish it from regular 1935 1 silver certificates. The purpose was to prevent potential currency hoarding and black market activities in the event of enemy occupation. These notes are a unique historical artifact with a distinct design compared to standard silver certificates.

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