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Revision as of 03:58, 27 February 2021
UNITED STATES CURRENCY
All the small form certificates, and several of the last series of the large form certificates featured a portrait of George Washington on the $1 bill, Thomas Jefferson on the $2,
Abraham Lincoln on the $5,
Secretary of the Treasuy Alexander Hamilton on the $10,
President Andrew Jackson on the $20,
President Ulysses S. Grant on the $50,
Benjamin Franklin on the $100,
President William McKinley on the $500,
President Grover Cleveland on the $1000,
President James Madison on the $5000,
and Secretary of the Treasury Salmon P. Chase on the $10,000.
Only one series of $100,000 notes was issued (1934 Gold Certificates). It had President Woodrow Wilson on it.
Currency Categories
Large form (1927 and earlier)
- United States Notes
- Silver Certificates
- National Bank Notes
- Federal Reserve Bank Notes
- Federal Reserve Notes
- Gold Certificates
- Treasury or Coin Notes
- Fractional Currency
- Privately Issued Notes
- State Bonded Notes
- Chits and Company Scrip
Small form (1928 and later)
- United States Notes
- Silver Certificates
- National Bank Notes
- Federal Reserve Bank Notes
- Federal Reserve Notes
- Gold Certificates
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