Registration | Remind password |



Collection Studio 4.76

[ release date: May 31, 2024 ]







Library

library article $100 Note Fact Sheet

library article $2 Note Fact Sheet

library article African Americans on U.S. Currency

library article Autos on the Back of U.S. $10 Notes

library article Facts About The Dollar Bill

library article Fun facts about U.S. banknotes

library article Origin of the $ Sign

library article Portraits on High Denomination Notes

library article Vignette on the Reverse of the $5 U.S. Note

$100 Note Fact Sheet

The vignette on the back of the $100 note is Independence Hall in Philadelphia. There are three people depicted in the engraving. Two (a man and a woman) are in front of the hall close to the building; the third person is a man pictured looking toward the building. There is no record that the man and woman are embracing.

The hands of the clock are set at approximately 4:10. Although the time is not readily identifiable to the naked eye, it may be verified if examined under twenty-fold magnification. There are no records explaining why that particular time was chosen.