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    The document provides information about United States currency, including details about the individuals featured on each bill from $1 to $100. It discusses the history and security features of each denomination. Some key points include that George Washington appears on the $1 bill, Benjamin Franklin on the $100 bill, and that bills are not made of paper but rather a blend of cotton, linen and silk fibers. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing determines lifespans which range from 16 months for $5 bills to 89 months for $100 bills.

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    The document provides information about United States currency, including details about the individuals featured on each bill from $1 to $100. It discusses the history and security features of each denomination. Some key points include that George Washington appears on the $1 bill, Benjamin Franklin on the $100 bill, and that bills are not made of paper but rather a blend of cotton, linen and silk fibers. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing determines lifespans which range from 16 months for $5 bills to 89 months for $100 bills.

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    OF

    GREENBACKS

    Bills seen today


    (1, 2, 5, 10, 20,
    50, 100)

    Who is on the Front


    of the One Dollar
    Bill?

    THE ONE DOLLAR BILL ($1)

    Front: George Washington


    Back: ONE and Unfinished Pyramid and AllSeeing Eye
    The first $1 bill was issued in 1862 as a Legal
    Tender Note with a portrait of Salmon P. Chase,
    the Treasury Secretary under President Abraham
    Lincoln.
    In 1933, $1 United States Notes were issued to
    supplement the supply of $1 Silver Certificates.
    The current design of the United States one
    dollar bill ($1) technically dates to 1963 when the
    bill became a Federal Reserve Note as opposed to
    a Silver Certificate.
    Painted by Gilbert Stuart.
    Four Different Prints of the One Dollar Bill
    1923,1928, 1935, 1963
    In 1963 production of one dollar Federal Reserve
    Notes began to replace the $1 Silver Certificate.
    The border design on the front was completely
    redesigned and the serial numbers and treasury
    seal were printed in green ink.
    Analysis of the One Dollar Bill

    Who is on the Two


    Dollar Bill?
    What Can be Found
    on the Back?
    $2

    Two Dollar Bill

    Two Dollar Bill

    The United States two-dollar bill is the rarest


    denomination of US currency. The front side of
    the bill features a portrait of President
    Thomas Jefferson and the reverse side of the
    bill features the painting The Declaration of
    Independence by John Trumbull.
    The most recent printing of two dollar bill was
    the 2003 Series, which was printed between July
    and September of 2006. The bills were issued
    for all 12 Federal Reserve Banks. The Series
    2003 note contains the words THIS NOTE IS
    LEGAL TENDER FOR ALL DEBTS, PUBLIC AND
    PRIVATE on the left side of Jefferson's portrait.
    There have been five $2 Bills

    Who is on the front of the $5


    What is on the Back?

    Bill?

    The Five Dollar Bill

    Front: Abraham Lincoln


    Back: The Lincoln Memorial
    Sections of the back of the five dollar bill are blanked out
    when viewed under an infrared light. Modern anticounterfeiting technology was introduced to the five dollar
    bill in 1993. The anti-counterfeiting measures added were
    a plastic security strip and microprinting around the
    portrait of Lincoln. The five on the lower right corner of
    the reverse side of the five dollar bill is enlarged and
    purple in the Series 2006 print.
    1861, when the first $5 demand note was issued,
    contained a picture of Alexander Hamilton. Hamilton's
    image has since been replaced with others, most notably,
    Abraham Lincoln's, who has been the face of the $5 bill
    since 1914
    There have been four designs of the $5 Bill.

    Who is on the front


    of the Ten Dollar
    Bill?
    What is on the
    Back?

    The Ten Dollar Bill


    Conspiracy of the Ten Dollar Bill
    Front: Alexander Hamilton
    Back: US Treasury

    He was not a President


    Alexander Hamilton and he was killed in a duel by Vice
    President Aaron Burr.
    Hamilton was a revolutionary war hero and leading
    architect of the new American government. He coauthored the Federalist Papers, considered one of the
    most important contributions to American political
    thought. As Washingtons right-hand man and the first US
    Secretary of the Treasury, he formulated an economic
    policy that got the then-new nation on its feet.

    Who is on the Twenty Dollar Bill?


    What is on the Back?

    The Twenty Dollar Bill

    Front: Andrew Jackson


    Back: The White House
    The modern twenty dollar bill contains several
    anti-counterfeiting measures, including colorshifting ink, a watermark and microprinting.
    The size and quality of Andrew Jackson's
    portrait on the front of the twenty dollar bill
    was increased in the Series 2006 printing.
    There have been four different types of $20
    Bills

    1929, 1985, 1995, 2006

    Who is on the Front


    of the Fifty Dollar
    Bill?
    What is on the
    Back?

    The Fifty Dollar Bill

    Front: President Ulysses S. Grant


    Back: United States Capital Building
    Grant was the symbol of Union victory during the
    Civil War
    The 2004 series fifty dollar bill was the first to
    use multiple colors since the 1905 $20 gold
    certificate. The front of the fifty dollar bill also
    includes a borderless American flag and a small
    silver blue star to the lower right of Grant's
    portrait.
    There have been three Fifty Dollar Bills printed:

    1929, 1934, 2004

    Who is on the Front


    of the One Hundred
    Dollar Bill?
    What is on the
    Back?

    Its all about the Benjamins, Baby!


    The One Hundred Dollar Bill

    Front: Benjamin Franklin


    Back: Independence Hall

    The Building in Philadelphia where the Declaration of


    Independence and US Constitution were birthed

    Brown quill and inkwell to the front side of the


    newest print
    The Federal Reserve Board has released 3.5
    billion of new 100 dollar bills, amounting to $350
    billion. In time, as much as 90 percent of those
    bills will be laced with trace amounts of cocaine
    There are Eight printed versions of the $100 bill

    Fun Facts

    Although experiments with paper money did occur throughout the


    early history of the country, they were largely unsuccessful. People,
    for good reason, didn't trust the notes and preferred gold and silver
    coin.
    U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing

    This shows the largest bills ever to be printed in the United States of America

    Here are the average lifespans according to the U.S. Bureau of


    Engraving and Printing (or the BEP):

    $1 bill - 22 months
    $5 bill - 16 months
    $10 bill -18 months
    $20 bill - 24 months
    $50 bill - 55 months
    $100 bill - 89 months

    1. There has never been an African American


    on any U.S. Currency
    2. Martha Washington is the only woman whose
    portrait has appeared on a U.S. currency
    note. It appeared on the face of the $1 Silver
    Certificate of 1886 and 1891, and the back
    of the $1 Silver Certificate of 1896.
    3. U.S. Bills are not produced from paper,
    instead they are made from 75% cotton and
    25% linen blend with silk fibers running
    through it.
    4. Largest Bill ever printed is the $100,000 Bill
    1. it was actually a Gold Certificate issued in
    1934. These notes were used for
    transactions between Federal Reserve
    banks and were not circulated among the
    general public. President Woodrow Wilson

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