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Ten Dollar Bill 1901, Bizon

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

One Dollar Bill, 1869

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

One Hundred Gold Certificate Banknote, 1934

Banknotes Gold Certificate has been authorized under the Act in 1863 and went into production two years later in 1865. It is a kind of form of paper money (certificate) confirming that the holder is entitled to... More

One Thousand Gold Certificate Banknote, 1928

Banknotes Gold Certificate has been authorized under the Act in 1863 and went into production two years later in 1865. It is a kind of form of paper money (certificate) confirming that the holder is entitled to... More

Five Dollars Bill, 2004-present

Federal Reserve Notes are the only type of notes that are currently being produced to this day. The first series of banknotes was established in 1914 pursuant to the Act in 1913 the Federal Reserve System.

Fifty Dollars Bill, 1996-2006

Federal Reserve Notes are the only type of notes that are currently being produced to this day. The first series of banknotes was established in 1914 pursuant to the Act in 1913 the Federal Reserve System.

Five Dollars FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES - small size

Federal Reserve Notes are the only type of notes that are currently being produced to this day. The first series of banknotes was established in 1914 pursuant to the Act in 1913 the Federal Reserve System.

Fifty Dollars Federal Reserve Bank Note 1929

Ten Dollars Federal Reserve Bank Note 1929

Fifty Dollars National Banknote 1909

NATIONAL BANK NOTES. YEARS 1863-1938. Before the advent of the single currency approved by the government, private banks printed their own money. The value and the general acceptance of the exchange depended la... More

Ten Thousand Dollars - Salmon Portland Chase

Person on the note of $ 10,000 is Salmon Portland Chase - Treasury Secretary during the Civil War and Lincoln's presidency

One Dollar 1923

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

Five Dollars Bill, 1880

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

Two Dollars Bill, 1866

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

One Dollar, Silver Certificate, 1957

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One Dollar, Silver Certificate, 1899

Picryl description: Public domain image of banknote, money, numismatic catalog page, free to use, no copyright restrictions

Twenty Dollars, Silver Certificate, 1878

Money based on the silver standard was introduced after law by Congress in 1878. The Act Bland Allison Act introduced a provision that the Treasurer of the United States is obliged to purchase a certain amount ... More

Twenty Dollars, Silver Certificate, 1878

Money based on the silver standard was introduced after law by Congress in 1878. The Act Bland Allison Act introduced a provision that the Treasurer of the United States is obliged to purchase a certain amount ... More

Twenty Dollars Gold Coin Certificate Banknote, 1922

Banknotes Gold Certificate has been authorized under the Act in 1863 and went into production two years later in 1865. It is a kind of form of paper money (certificate) confirming that the holder is entitled to... More

Ten Dollars Gold Coin Certificate Banknote, 1922

Banknotes Gold Certificate has been authorized under the Act in 1863 and went into production two years later in 1865. It is a kind of form of paper money (certificate) confirming that the holder is entitled to... More

Five Hundreds Dollars Gold Coin Certificate Banknote, 1882

Banknotes Gold Certificate has been authorized under the Act in 1863 and went into production two years later in 1865. It is a kind of form of paper money (certificate) confirming that the holder is entitled to... More

FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES 1928

Federal Reserve Notes are the only type of notes that are currently being produced to this day. The first series of banknotes was established in 1914 pursuant to the Act in 1913 the Federal Reserve System.

One Hundred FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES - small size

Federal Reserve Notes are the only type of notes that are currently being produced to this day. The first series of banknotes was established in 1914 pursuant to the Act in 1913 the Federal Reserve System.

Ten Dollars FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES - small size

Federal Reserve Notes are the only type of notes that are currently being produced to this day. The first series of banknotes was established in 1914 pursuant to the Act in 1913 the Federal Reserve System.

One Hundred Dollars Federal Reserve Bank Note 1929

Twenty Dollars Note Hawaii 1934

One Hundred Dollars Gold Certificate 1890

Five Dollars Gold Certificate 1891

TREASURY NOTES - YEARS 1890-1891 Under the Treasury Note Act of 14 July 1890

One Dollar Gold Certificate 1890

TREASURY NOTES - YEARS 1890-1891 Under the Treasury Note Act of 14 July 1890

Ten Dollars Gold Coin Note 1909

NATIONAL BANK NOTES. YEARS 1863-1938. Before the advent of the single currency approved by the government, private banks printed their own money. The value and the general acceptance of the exchange depended la... More

One Dollar Silver Certificate

Five Dollars 1953

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

Two Dollars 1953

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

Five Dollars Bill, 1880

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

Two Dollars Bill, 1880

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

One Dollar, Silver Certificate, 1957

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Ten Dollars, Silver Certificate, 1953

Picryl description: Public domain image of banknote, paper money, numismatic catalog, free to use, no copyright restrictions

One Silver Dollar, Silver Certificate, 1899

Picryl description: Public domain image of banknote, paper money, numismatic catalog, free to use, no copyright restrictions

Two Dollars, Silver Certificate, 1899

Picryl description: Public domain image of banknote, paper money, numismatic catalog, free to use, no copyright restrictions

One Dollar, Silver Certificate, 1899

Picryl description: Public domain image of banknote, paper money, numismatic catalog, free to use, no copyright restrictions

Ten Dollars Gold Certificate Banknote, 1928

Banknotes Gold Certificate has been authorized under the Act in 1863 and went into production two years later in 1865. It is a kind of form of paper money (certificate) confirming that the holder is entitled to... More

Fifty Dollars Gold Coin Certificate Banknote, 1922

Banknotes Gold Certificate has been authorized under the Act in 1863 and went into production two years later in 1865. It is a kind of form of paper money (certificate) confirming that the holder is entitled to... More

Five Thousand FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES - small size

Federal Reserve Notes are the only type of notes that are currently being produced to this day. The first series of banknotes was established in 1914 pursuant to the Act in 1913 the Federal Reserve System.

Two Dollars FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES - small size

Ten Dollars 1918

Ten Dollars 1918 Note

Fifty Dollars National Banknote 1929

NATIONAL BANK NOTES. YEARS 1863-1938. Before the advent of the single currency approved by the government, private banks printed their own money. The value and the general acceptance of the exchange depended la... More

Ten Dollars Gold Coin Note 1909

NATIONAL BANK NOTES. YEARS 1863-1938. Before the advent of the single currency approved by the government, private banks printed their own money. The value and the general acceptance of the exchange depended la... More

Five Dollars National Bank Note 1878

NATIONAL BANK NOTES. YEARS 1863-1938. Before the advent of the single currency approved by the government, private banks printed their own money. The value and the general acceptance of the exchange depended la... More

Twenty Dollars Note, 1880, Alexander Hamilton, Secretary of the Treasu...

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

Five Dollars, Silver Certificate, 1953

Picryl description: Public domain image of banknote, paper money, numismatic catalog, free to use, no copyright restrictions

Ten Dollars, Silver Certificate, 1933

Picryl description: Public domain image of banknote, paper money, numismatic catalog, free to use, no copyright restrictions

One Dollar, Silver Certificate, 1928

Picryl description: Public domain image of banknote, paper money, numismatic catalog, free to use, no copyright restrictions

Ten Dollars, Silver Certificate, 1886

Money based on the silver standard was introduced after law by Congress in 1878. The Act Bland Allison Act introduced a provision that the Treasurer of the United States is obliged to purchase a certain amount ... More

100,000 Gold Certificate Banknote -Woodrow Wilson

Banknotes Gold Certificate has been authorized under the Act in 1863 and went into production two years later in 1865. It is a kind of form of paper money (certificate) confirming that the holder is entitled to... More

Five Hundreds Dollars Gold Coin Certificate Banknote, 1882

Banknotes Gold Certificate has been authorized under the Act in 1863 and went into production two years later in 1865. It is a kind of form of paper money (certificate) confirming that the holder is entitled to... More

Five Dollars Bill, 1996-2006

Federal Reserve Notes are the only type of notes that are currently being produced to this day. The first series of banknotes was established in 1914 pursuant to the Act in 1913 the Federal Reserve System.

Five Dollars 1918

Five Dollars 1918 Note

Fifty Dollars Federal Reserve Bank Note 1918

Five Dollars Federal Reserve Bank Note 1914

Fifty Dollars Gold Certificate 1891

TREASURY NOTES - YEARS 1890-1891 Under the Treasury Note Act of 14 July 1890

Ten Dollars National Bank Note 1861

DEMAND NOTES YEARS 1861-1862. The first paper money dollar issued by the US government that were in wide public circulation were Demand Notes. The money were printed only in the years 1861-1862 in three denom... More

One Hundred Dollars 1966

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

Ten Dollars Bill, 1869

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

Twenty Dollars Bill, 1862

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

Ten Dollars Bill, 1862

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

Ten Dollars, Silver Certificate, 1933

Picryl description: Public domain image of banknote, paper money, numismatic catalog, free to use, no copyright restrictions

Two Dollars, Silver Certificate, 1899

Picryl description: Public domain image of banknote, paper money, numismatic catalog, free to use, no copyright restrictions

Five Dollar, Silver Certificate, 1886

Money based on the silver standard was introduced after law by Congress in 1878. The Act Bland Allison Act introduced a provision that the Treasurer of the United States is obliged to purchase a certain amount ... More

Five Dollars, Silver Certificate, 1886

Money based on the silver standard was introduced after law by Congress in 1878. The Act Bland Allison Act introduced a provision that the Treasurer of the United States is obliged to purchase a certain amount ... More

Two Dollars, Silver Certificate, 1886

Money based on the silver standard was introduced after law by Congress in 1878. The Act Bland Allison Act introduced a provision that the Treasurer of the United States is obliged to purchase a certain amount ... More

Fifty Dollars Gold Certificate Banknote, 1928

Banknotes Gold Certificate has been authorized under the Act in 1863 and went into production two years later in 1865. It is a kind of form of paper money (certificate) confirming that the holder is entitled to... More

One Hundred Dollars Gold Coin Certificate Banknote, 1882

Banknotes Gold Certificate has been authorized under the Act in 1863 and went into production two years later in 1865. It is a kind of form of paper money (certificate) confirming that the holder is entitled to... More

Fifty Dollars Gold Coin Certificate Banknote, 1882

Banknotes Gold Certificate has been authorized under the Act in 1863 and went into production two years later in 1865. It is a kind of form of paper money (certificate) confirming that the holder is entitled to... More

Five Dollars Note 1934 Hawaii

Two Dollars Gold Certificate 1890

TREASURY NOTES - YEARS 1890-1891 Under the Treasury Note Act of 14 July 1890

Twenty Dollars National Bank Note 1861

DEMAND NOTES YEARS 1861-1862. The first paper money dollar issued by the US government that were in wide public circulation were Demand Notes. The money were printed only in the years 1861-1862 in three denom... More

Five Dollars 1953

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

Five Dollars 1928

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

Ten Dollars 1923

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

Five Hundred Dollars, 1880

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

Five Dollars Bill, 1862

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

One Dollar, Silver Certificate, 1934

Picryl description: Public domain image of banknote, paper money, numismatic catalog, free to use, no copyright restrictions

One Dollar, Silver Certificate, 1923

Picryl description: Public domain image of banknote, paper money, numismatic catalog, free to use, no copyright restrictions

Five Dollars, Silver Certificate, 1896

Picryl description: Public domain image of banknote, paper money, numismatic catalog, free to use, no copyright restrictions

One Hundred Gold Certificate Banknote, 1928

Banknotes Gold Certificate has been authorized under the Act in 1863 and went into production two years later in 1865. It is a kind of form of paper money (certificate) confirming that the holder is entitled to... More

Twwenty Dollars Bill, 1996-2006

Federal Reserve Notes are the only type of notes that are currently being produced to this day. The first series of banknotes was established in 1914 pursuant to the Act in 1913 the Federal Reserve System.

Five Dollars National Bank Note 1861

DEMAND NOTES YEARS 1861-1862. The first paper money dollar issued by the US government that were in wide public circulation were Demand Notes. The money were printed only in the years 1861-1862 in three denom... More

Two Dollars 1928

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

Five Hundred Dollars, 1880, Joseph King Mansfield

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

One Dollar Bill, 1862

Banknotes of United States Notes, also known as the Legal Tender Notes were printed in the years 1862-1971. Their second unofficial name was "green" (green back).

Ten Dollars, Silver Certificate, 1953

Picryl description: Public domain image of banknote, paper money, numismatic catalog, free to use, no copyright restrictions

Five Dollars, Silver Certificate, 1923

Picryl description: Public domain image of banknote, paper money, numismatic catalog, free to use, no copyright restrictions

Ten Dollars, Silver Certificate, 1886

Money based on the silver standard was introduced after law by Congress in 1878. The Act Bland Allison Act introduced a provision that the Treasurer of the United States is obliged to purchase a certain amount ... More

Twenty Dollars Gold Coin Certificate Banknote, 1882

Banknotes Gold Certificate has been authorized under the Act in 1863 and went into production two years later in 1865. It is a kind of form of paper money (certificate) confirming that the holder is entitled to... More

Twenty Dollars Bill, 1996-2006

Federal Reserve Notes are the only type of notes that are currently being produced to this day. The first series of banknotes was established in 1914 pursuant to the Act in 1913 the Federal Reserve System.

Five Thousand FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES - small size

Federal Reserve Notes are the only type of notes that are currently being produced to this day. The first series of banknotes was established in 1914 pursuant to the Act in 1913 the Federal Reserve System.