C-Note - Another Name for the $100 Dollar Bill
A C-note is an old-fashioned slang term for the United States $100 bill, which used to have a Roman numeral "C" for "100" on it.
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Transposed Arrows - A Heraldic Term and a Strange Bias on Coins
The term transposed arrows means that an eagle on a coin is clutching arrows in its dexter or right claw instead of its sinister or left claw.
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Radar Note - A Fancy Number Federal Reserve Note
A radar note is a "fancy number" U.S. Federal Reserve Note with a palindromic serial number (e.g., A12344321A).
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2022-D American Women - Anna May Wong Quarter
The fifth quarter in the American Women series celebrates Anna May Wong , the iconic Asian American movie star.
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1941-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar : History & Value
The 1941-S Walking Liberty Half Dollar had the fifth-highest mintage of San Francisco Mint Walking Liberty halves.
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