banknotes

148 photos and 1 illustration tagged banknotes, from 2 members of Flickr Commons.

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Burleson County $1.00 (one dollar) county scrip

from SMU Libraries Digital Collections

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  • Sara Boyer said:
    This is awesome!

United States $50.00 (fifty dollars) national currency

from SMU Libraries Digital Collections

  • Spenser.Cat said:
    odd how in US history lots of different entities made money! But how much are they worth, and further what time of day is it really!?

Coryell County $3.00 (three dollars) county scrip

from SMU Libraries Digital Collections

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  • CantThinkOfDopeName said:
    Dopeness!
  • jeandodge67 said:
    The proverbial three dollar bill. Government employees were often paid in script, redeemable at a fraction in local stores as the faith in such currency was rightfully shaky. This of course would be during the Civil war, a time when gold was the only standard worth measuring by - and nearly impossible to come by in Texas.