FREE: Albert Einstein Million Dollar Bill with Clear Currency Protective Sleeve

The listing, Albert Einstein Million Dollar Bill with Clear Currency Protective Sleeve has ended.

This brand-new & crisp, Albert Einstein Million Dollar Bill looks like real money.
It is the same size as a real dollar, and has similar markings.

Your collectible bill comes in a thin, clear, Mylar currency sleeve to protect it.
The sleeve is 2 mil in thickness, and will not stick to the bill, or react to ink or paper.

Both sides of this bill are pictured, and if you look closely you will see the following features among many others:

Two serial numbers AE14031879 and AE18041955 commemorating Albert Einstein’s initials along with his date of birth and death (14 March 1879 – 18 April 1955)
The Federal Reserve seal that normally would read “Federal Reserve bank of [City State]” on real U.S. currency, reads “Federal Reserve Bank of Knowledge” on this bill.
An autograph signature (printed on the bill not originally signed)
“This note serves to commemorate Albert Einstein the legendary nobel prize winning theoretical physicist who developed the general theory of relativity and paved the way for modern physics”
“All of science is nothing more than refinement of everyday thinking.”
“E = mc2”

Want to have a cool item to show your friends?
Get the Albert Einstein Million Dollar Bills!
They make neat bookmarks, and great gifts!

This is not an image of actual currency. It is novelty currency, NOT legal tender.
They are commemorative collectible novelty items with no cash value.
As there has never been a $1,000,000 bill issued in the United States,
the US Federal Reserve has declared them legal to print or own.
They do not consider them to be counterfeit,
because no genuine million dollar bills exist, nor ever have existed.
It is a fun novelty gift that will bring a smile and a laugh!

Unfortunately, the USPS does not offer tracking for first class envelopes.
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