Is there any significance when the two seals on the front of the bill are misaligned or just a little off? I have a dollar bill with the Department of the Treasury seal about 3/16 of an inch lower that I normally see it. Nothing else about the bill is unique. Also, on the back of the bill where the plate number is below the e in one, is that number significant at all? If the bill had a number 1 there, would that matter. Thank you in advance appreciate it
Listen, if I could post a picture I would. That is why I explained it the way I did. I'm not looking for somebody to go in great detail and explain how wonderful this bill is. Just a little Basics about the number on the backside and if there is any significance at all... below the e and what I said about the front. When I get established a little better, I'll post multiple pictures.
The back plate number would rarely be significant. I've seen many notes with plate number 1- that doesn't make the note more valuable. There are sometimes inconsistencies between series dates and back plate numbers, and this is known as a "mule". However, I doubt that your note is one of these. About the seal, it's difficult to determine how dramatic the shift is without seeing it, but, a minor shift would probably not be significant. This is what you would have to look for in terms of seal shifts.
So many things can happen with paper money. Without a photo it's impossible to say. Since you can't post photos can you take the bill to your local LCS?