Icon Set - Series1934 US gold certificates

Series1934 US gold certificates Icons

Published on August 6th 2009.
Created by Doc.
Released under the NonCommercial Usage Only (CC nc) license.

These icons are based on the rarest set of U.S. currency ever printed. They circulated only between the US Treasury and the Federal Reserve Banks, and they are STILL illegal to hold privately even after 75 years. I have squared them off for ease of icon use, but the striking artwork and vivid colors are all here. The only one missing is the $100,000 note, but I am working on that, too

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Icon properties		Description	Download
	1934 GC $100 square obv.ico <not set> 15 image formats	The 1934 Gold Certificate obverse, with Franklin, as a square for ease of icon use.	1934 GC $100 square obv.ico (327.5 kB) Download count: 53
	1934 GC $100 square rev.ico 15 image formats	The brilliant gold reverses of this series were unique. This features Independence Hall.	1934 GC $100 square rev.ico (350.8 kB) Download count: 28
	1934 GC $1000 square obv.ico 15 image formats	The $1000 obverse has Cleveland's portait.	1934 GC $1000 square obv.ico (317.7 kB) Download count: 36
	1934 GC $1000 square rev.ico 15 image formats	The $1000 reverse is the only small size note (post-1928) which uses a Old English font.	1934 GC $1000 square rev.ico (336.2 kB) Download count: 32
	1934 GC $10,000 square obv.ico 15 image formats	The $10,000 note features Salmon Portland Chase, Secretary of the Treasury under Lincoln, financier of the U.S. Civil War, and father of the modern dual-banking system (savings & checking). The Chase Bank has managed to be one of the few World survivors.	1934 GC $10,000 square obv.ico (358.1 kB) Download count: 56
	1934 GC $10,000 square rev.ico 15 image formats	The $10,000 gold certificate reverse is the highest denomination note with a non-rectangular border	1934 GC $10,000 square rev.ico (327.7 kB) Download count: 35