What do you see?

[Silver Rocket Bitches!]

Interesting they don't make these denominations anymore. Even more interesting who they chose to feature on the bill, I mean note. If it were a bill there would be interest attached to it.

http://i.imgur.com/OEKDw5R.jpg

[woodman]

It is fitting that a giant traitor such as Wilson, should be on the largest denomination.

[Silver Rocket Bitches!]

Did you know, it was Wilson that appointed the first Joosh Supreme Court justice? Louis Brandeis was his name.

Interesting that Wilson was 4 generations ago...

[woodman]

Did you know, it was Wilson that appointed the first Joosh Supreme Court justice? Louis Brandeis was his name.

Interesting that Wilson was 4 generations ago...

I did not know that. He was probably ordered to do so by his Khazar masters.

[Glass]

what is interesting is that it is not a note or a bill. It's a certificate or a shorthand summary of some bank deposit somewhere. Possibly a deposit slip? It's not actually an FRN.

[Libertytree]

Henry Morgenthau, Jr. Sec of the Treasury


You can wiki him here but I think you can smell what we're steppin in.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Morgenthau,_Jr.

[madfranks]

They issued those denominations back then for convenience more than anything else. Those notes were not meant for individual use, they were used to settle large differences between large banks, and all money transfers had to be done physically, as there was no electronic payment system yet. Notice that it's a claim for gold being stored at the Treasury. So that note does not represent fully fiat money, rather a receipt for stored gold elsewhere.

[Ponce]

But now I would take that $100,000 bill in nickels..........or tp........of course.

V

[woodman]

But now I would take that $100,000 bill in nickels..........or tp........of course.

V
With 2 million nickels, you'd be a nickel millionaire.