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United States Banknotes Catalog

The history of banknotes in the United States is fascinating and reflects the economic and cultural evolution of the country. From its beginnings to the present day, U.S. paper money has undergone numerous changes in design, denominations and security features.

Current Banknotes in Circulation

U.S. banknotes in circulation today include denominations of $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100. These bills are part of the series initiated in 1996, known as the "New Currency Design". Each denomination features the portrait of a prominent historical leader, such as George Washington on the $1 bill or Benjamin Franklin on the $100 bill. The bills incorporate advanced security features, such as security threads, watermarks and color-changing inks.

Antique banknotes and milestones in U.S. notemaking

Among the most notable antique banknotes are the "Silver Certificates" and "Gold Certificates," issued between 1878 and 1964, which were redeemable for their silver or gold equivalent. An important milestone was the introduction of the Federal Reserve Note in 1914, which became the standard for U.S. paper money. Another turning point occurred in 1929, when the size of banknotes was reduced to current dimensions to save production costs. The 1950 series introduced the slogan "In God We Trust" on all banknotes, reflecting a significant cultural shift in U.S. society.

Country United States
Flag
Coin United States dollar (USD)
1€ 1,05$
Continent America Norte
Capital city Washington DC
ISO2 US
ISO3 USA
Catalogued banknotes 386

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1 penny = 1 cent, 1 nickel = 5 cents, 1 dime = 10 cents, 1 quarter = 25 cents, half dollar = 50 cents

Valuable banknotes

The most valuable United States banknotes sought after by collectors are the following:

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Old United States banknotes

You can consult other banknotes related to United States, these catalogs are usually country history: former countries, unifications, independence provinces, colonies, etc.

Banknote Catalog

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50 Dollars

P#5 FO#11038
Year / Series 1861

50 Dollars

P#8 FO#11039
Year / Series 1861

100 Dollars

P#13 FO#11042
Year / Series 1861

50 Dollars

P#16 FO#11040
Year / Series 1861

20 Dollars

P#18 FO#11035
Year / Series 1861

20 Dollars

P#20 FO#11036
Year / Series 1861

10 Dollars

P#24 FO#11030
Year / Series 1861

10 Dollars

P#26 FO#11031
Year / Series 1861

10 Dollars

P#27 FO#11032
Year / Series 1861

5 Dollars

P#36 FO#11028
Year / Series 1861

5 Dollars

P#37 FO#11029
Year / Series 1861

100 Dollars

P#39 FO#11043
Year / Series 1862

100 Dollars

P#40 FO#11044
Year / Series 1862-1863

100 Dollars

P#45 FO#11045
Year / Series 1862-1863

50 Dollars

P#57 FO#11041
Year / Series 1863

10 Dollars

P#60 FO#11033
Year / Series 1863

100 Dollars

P#63 FO#11046
Year / Series 1863

50 Cents

P#64 FO#11027
Year / Series 1864

500 Dollars Seventh Series

P#64 FO#11047
Year / Series 1864

10 Dollars Confederate States of America