What is the value of a one dollar bill with the face printed on both sides worth?

Answer 1

Depending on the year, a great amount surely. You should do your homework before attempting to sell this dollar bill, you will no doubt be ripped off otherwise. Some errors I've seen are going for between $200 - $6000 depending on the year of course and condition.

Answer 2

The value would be 0$ because there in our monetary systems, there can't be 2 copies of the same bill...

Another interpretationIf you mean that the bill has two images on it, that error could have occurred in a couple of ways. Either a sheet of bill paper was accidentally sent through a printing press twice (unlikely) or some ink got on the impression cylinder and was transferred to the bill in addition to the ink that's on the printing plate. Either way you'd need to have it authenticated in person. Errors such as these can retail for $100 to $500 depending on their quality.

Answer 3

A one dollar bill with the face printed on both sides would not hold any additional monetary value. It would still have a face value of one dollar since the value of a bill is determined by the denomination printed on it, regardless of any printing errors.