Statue of Liberty Million Dollar Bill
The image of the Statue of Liberty has been used on American
bills and coins. The following bill is false, since the
largest U.S. bills ever 'officially' minted were $100,000 gold
certificates that were used for transfers only among the Federal
Reserve Banks. This one is supposedly a nonnegotiable platinum
certificate that was printed by a Canadian firm. Today's
largest denomination is $100; the larger bills of $500, $1,000,
$5,000 and $10,000 were taken out of circulation during World War
II.
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Statue of Liberty Million Dollar Bill |
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Statue of Liberty Links:
Visit the Statue of Liberty Club with more information on Lady Liberty.
For more information from the US Government on the Statue of Liberty
click here.
The park is scheduled to re-open August 3, 2004, for more information check with
National Park Service information site and the
Ellis Island Foundation information site.
Information from the National Park Service regarding hours and security guidelines.
For more background material, visit the American Park Network's history of the Statue of Liberty.
Two additional information sites
are: 'The Statue of Liberty'
and a site from France,
Statue of Liberty.
Visit the Musée Batholdi by clicking here.
For more on Emma Lazarus click here:
By Sharon Atchley |