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| | | | The pictures below show larger views of this 1985 $1.00 Federal Reserve Notes American Banded Currency Stack Paper Weight. The date of the top bill is 1985. These are Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Massachusetts notes. Looking closely at the side or edges, with a magnifying glass, it sure looks like a stack of (100) crisp, uncirculated American dollar bills that are banded inside this block of clear lucite, or plastic. There are no bubbles. We can not guarantee that there are a hundred bills inside. You can see the reverse design through the paper, mostly on the front note. The paperweight measures about 6-7/8'' x 3-1/8'' x 1''. It appears to be in mint condition as pictured. |
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