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100 Amero Elysium

Uitgever North America, Union Of
Jaar 2013
Type Fantasy banknote
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Beschrijving voorzijde A dark vignette of the North American continent occupies the central field against a light green guilloche underprint, with the numeral '100' rendered in large green digits to the right. A circular seal inscribed 'NORTH AMERICAN UNION – NAU – COMMERCIAL ZONE' appears at left, and a decorative geometric border in polychrome runs along the top edge. The trilingual denomination 'ONE HUNDRED-CENT-CIEN' is printed in white along the lower margin.
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Beschrijving keerzijde A large dark vignette of a raptor in full-spread flight dominates the central field, set against a pale green guilloche background with fine geometric latticework to the right. Country abbreviations 'USA', 'CAN', and 'MEX' appear in coloured text at upper left, accompanied by a small NAU logo with map device at upper right. The word 'AMERO' is printed in large letters at lower right, with the numeral '100' as a large underprint at lower left.
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The "Union of North America" and its "Amero" currency exist only in conspiracy theory literature and novelty merchandise — no such political union has ever been formed, and no Amero has ever been issued as legal tender by any government. This is a fantasy or novelty note, almost certainly produced as a conversation piece or deliberate hoax item, trading on early-2000s anxieties about supposed secret plans to merge the United States, Canada, and Mexico into a single bloc modeled on the European Union.

It has no monetary or numismatic value beyond what a collector of ephemera might assign it.

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