Dollar Bill Collection

One Dollar Silver Certificate, 1898 / 1900. Creator: Victor Dubreuil
One Dollar Silver Certificate, 1898/1900. Trompe l oeil dollar bill. Some of bank clerk Dubreuils paintings were confiscated by the Secret Service in the 1890s

Is It Real? before 1890 (oil on canvas)
ALM283442 Is It Real? before 1890 (oil on canvas) by Dubreuil, Victor (fl.1886-1900); 30.8x35.9 cm; Allen Memorial Art Museum, Oberlin College, Ohio

Poster advertising the Centennial of the Evacuation of New York by the British
NYH188471 Poster advertising the Centennial of the Evacuation of New York by the British on November 25th 1783, 1883 (colour litho) by American School

$1 Banknote from Virginia, c. 1936. Creator: Carl Buergerniss
$1 Banknote from Virginia, c. 1936

Taxidriver
Andreas Bauer

Money From Various Countries And A European Union Passport

World War II propaganda poster of a farmer holding his future
Vintage World War II propaganda poster featuring a farmer holding a truck, a tractor, a barn and silo, and his family in his arms. His hand is holding war bonds

DOLLAR BILL, 1854. One dollar bill issued by the Delaware City Bank, Delaware City, Delaware, 1854

THREE DOLLAR BILL, 1856. Three dollar bill issued in Lecompton, Kansas Territory, 1856

Bundle of dollar bills

TWO DOLLAR BILL, 1896. A two dollar silver certificate issued by the U. S. Government in 1896
TWO DOLLAR BILL, 1896. A two dollar silver certificate issued by the U.S. Government in 1896. The design, by Claude M. Johnson

Green investment, conceptual artwork F006 / 3982
Green investment, conceptual computer artwork

Currency devaluation, conceptual artwork
Currency devaluation, conceptual computer artwork

Time is money, conceptual artwork F006 / 8744
Time is money, conceptual artwork

Time is money, conceptual artwork F006 / 8743
Time is money, conceptual artwork

Money worries, conceptual artwork C014 / 0665
Money worries, conceptual computer artwork

Throwing US currency into a bin C017 / 7888
Throwing US currency into a bin. Conceptual image of US dollar bills (USD) being thrown away, representing concepts such as financial waste and missing economic targets

Piggy bank and US dollars

Money worries, conceptual artwork

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"Unveiling the Enigmatic Dollar Bill: A Journey through Time and Currency" Is it real? Before 1890, a captivating oil on canvas painting titled "Is It Real?" depicts the allure and mystery surrounding the dollar bill. Step back in time to 1898/1900 with the exquisite One Dollar Silver Certificate created by Victor Dubreuil. This intricate piece of art showcases the craftsmanship behind early currency design. Transport yourself to New York's historic past with a poster advertising the Centennial of the Evacuation by British forces. The dollar bill serves as a symbol of resilience and freedom throughout history. Delve into Virginia's rich heritage with a glimpse at a remarkable $1 Banknote from 1936, crafted by Carl Buergerniss. Each stroke tells tales of economic prosperity amidst challenging times like those faced by taxidrivers during this era. Embark on an international adventure as you explore money from various countries alongside an esteemed European Union passport. The dollar bill becomes a universal language connecting people across borders. Witness World War II propaganda come alive through an inspiring poster featuring a farmer holding his future tightly within his grasp - represented by none other than our beloved dollar bill. Travel further back in time to 1854 when Delaware City Bank issued its own one-dollar bill, showcasing regional pride and financial stability during that period. Discover another rarity - a three-dollar bill issued in Lecompton, Kansas Territory in 1856. This peculiar denomination reflects unique historical circumstances prevalent at that time. Marvel at Artokoloro's brilliant depiction capturing bundles of dollar bills neatly stacked together – representing wealth, power, and prosperity amassed over generations. Finally, admire the elegance of a two-dollar silver certificate issued by the U. S. Government in 1896. Its intricate design reminds us that even seemingly ordinary denominations hold stories worth exploring.