Newest United States Currency
The denomination of U.S. currency notes generally reflects the popularity and-or importance of the individual presented on the face of the bill - George Washington has the highest ranking, therefore he was selected for the most commonly used bill. Have you ever even seen a Salmon P. Chase? ?
| $1 | Washington | ONE between obverse and reverse of Great Seal of U.S. |
| $2 | Jefferson | Monticello |
| $2 | Jefferson | “The Signing of the Declaration of Independence” |
| $5 | Lincoln | Lincoln Memorial |
| $10 | Hamilton | U.S. Treasury Building |
| $20 | Jackson | White House |
| $50 | Grant | U.S. Capitol |
| $100 | Franklin | Independence Hall |
| $500 | McKinley | Ornate FIVE HUNDRED |
| $1,000 | Cleveland | Ornate ONE THOUSAND |
| $5,000 | Madison | Ornate FIVE THOUSAND |
| $10,000 | Chase | Ornate TEN THOUSAND |
| $100,000 | Wilson | Ornate ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND |
However, the Treasury Department has chosen to break with this longstanding tradition in order to recognize the actual value of the individual selected for their newest note - ladies and gentlemen, I present to you the Bush note:
Note: Money
Labels: Bush, Bush Dollar, Humor, US currency
posted by John Good @ 8:01 PM
5 Comments:
That's definitely one that I would use to ask for change.
YES!!!
I am sending a copy of that picture to EVERY LAST ONE of my unfortunately politically backwards family members in their Xmas cards!!!
Bush's face will be on the new currency Amero, which he plans to replace the dollar with, as he unveils the North American Union, the prelude to the neocon dream of the New World Order.
Given the deficit he's created, shouldn't the Bush bill have a negative value?
Blueberry - I wouldn't foul my wallet with one.
Sew - I will be smiling for weeks over your deeds!
Larry - I think that WAS the plan. .
Vic - Why not? He already owes so much. . .
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