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American Money Images?

by Aj Wilson
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Hey guys,

Just wondering if our american friends can help out here...

As the U.S. Currency is considered as the preferred "Internet Currency",
can someone offer some high quality images of your current notes (or coins) please?

In particular current images of the ;

The $1 Dollar note (or coin?), $5, $10 and $20?

Google shows some images, but I can't confirm if they're current.

Would really appreciate any help you could offer,
Thanks in advance,

- aj
#american #images #money
  • Profile picture of the author BH_Winchester
    Here you go current and HQ


    Rapidshare or MediaFire

    Enjoy

    PS the 100 isn't the best ever but its also easy to find its the 50 and the 1 that is harder to get good quality eps/jpg of so try these and if the 100 doesn't work just search USD 100 esd
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  • Profile picture of the author ajchaffers
    Just so you know, there is more then one version of our currency that's considered "current". Just because they've introduced new versions of say the fifty, or hundred, the older ones are sill good and worth just as much, and can be spent anywhere.

    Rule of thumb: the bigger the head and more color, the newer the bill.
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    • Profile picture of the author BH_Winchester
      Originally Posted by ajchaffers View Post

      Just so you know, there is more then one version of our currency that's considered "current". Just because they've introduced new versions of say the fifty, or hundred, the older ones are sill good and worth just as much, and can be spent anywhere.

      Rule of thumb: the bigger the head and more color, the newer the bill.
      True, there are also some newer version of the $1 bill but the classic one is more recognized and thus better for using in web marketing
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      • Profile picture of the author ajchaffers
        Originally Posted by BH_Winchester View Post

        $1 bill ... the classic one is more recognized and thus better for using in web marketing
        I agree, the $1 shown pictured above is a good way to go.
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        • Profile picture of the author Rich Struck
          Either the Dept. of the Treasury or the US Mint has images you can use for free.
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  • Profile picture of the author Aj Wilson
    Thanks guys...

    I can google all the images and check out the u.s. mint images etc,
    but it's useless if I dont know the currency or cant recognize what's what.

    Bruce, you're right on the button mate,
    this is for web marketing, thanks so much.

    I've studied direct response advertising/ copywriting etc and one method
    of getting attention and hooking your prospects is to add an image of a note(s),
    and keep referring back to it throughout your sales piece.

    I'd like to test this (initially offline method) online and see how it goes.

    Thanks again guys,
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  • Profile picture of the author Brad Gosse
    I am not really sure because I'm not a lawyer but I think using those images might be a violation of US counterfeit laws.

    I wouldn't want to use any images of the US dollar straight on like that when they still say "this note is legal tender".
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    • Profile picture of the author Aj Wilson
      Hmmm... Thanks for the reply Brad...
      Maybe I'll design my own, like a $7 Dollar Note
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    • Profile picture of the author Bill Farnham
      Originally Posted by Brad Gosse View Post

      I am not really sure because I'm not a lawyer but I think using those images might be a violation of US counterfeit laws.

      I wouldn't want to use any images of the US dollar straight on like that when they still say "this note is legal tender".
      Brad,

      Here's the closest thing I could find doing a quick search about the topic. I comes right from the horse's mouth.

      This section here addresses my search the closest, but also indicates the agency may be a bit behind the times in listing venues/media where exact digital replication is permitted:

      "Motion picture films, microfilms, videotapes, and slides of paper currency, securities, and other obligations may be made in color or black and white for projection or telecasting. No prints may be made from these unless they conform to the size and color restrictions."

      United States Secret Service: Know Your Money - Counterfeit Awareness

      ~Bill
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