Front and back of a United States one-dollar bill.
Obverse and reverse of a Series 1999 United States one-dollar Federal Reserve note. US paper currency is a US government work. Not a Salvadoran coin purse and not a price or ATM claim.United States one-dollar Federal Reserve note, Series 1999, scan by Hamster28, via Wikimedia Commons, public domain (PD-USGov-money). · Public domain (PD-USGov-money)Public domain US currency. Do not use the image to imply counterfeiting advice. Credit the scan source in the ledger.

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  1. The U.S. dollar is an official currency in El Salvador.Global Affairs Canada · OECD Global Forum
    Checked Sep 2026
  2. Carry cash because card payment is not available everywhere in El Salvador.U.S. Department of State (archive: Jul 2026) · Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
    Checked Sep 2026
  3. Smaller businesses may refuse $50 and $100 bills.Global Affairs Canada · UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
    Checked Sep 2026