Now I will continue with the U.S., which is a very powerful country in all respects.
The one dollar bill is the lowest denomination bill the U.S. dollar. It has the portrait of the first president, George Washington, on the obverse, and on the reverse the shield of the United States. It is the oldest design of the dollar.
The obverse was published in 1963 and back in 1935.
The English phrase "In God We Trust" translated into Spanish trust God appears in all currencies of the currency and is required by law in 1955. The national motto first appeared on paper money in 1957.

Approximately 45% of paper money from the United States that is printed today are currency dollar bills.
Currently all paper money one dollar is printed by the Federal Reserve of the United States. Tickets are delivered by the Federal Reserve Banks in blue straps wrapped.