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One Million Dollars President Series; Abraham Lincoln

Issuer United States
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Obverse description Central portrait vignette of Abraham Lincoln flanked by a 2009 Lincoln cent at left and a green Department of the Treasury seal at right, all set against an ornate guilloche underprint. The note is inscribed "NOT LEGAL TENDER" and bears the copyright notice of AAC, with presidential term dates 1861–1865 along the lower border.
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Reverse lettering 1000000 IN GOD WE TRUST 1000000
1861 THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL 1865
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No such note exists. The United States has never issued a one million dollar banknote in any official series — the highest denomination ever produced for public circulation was the $10,000 note, and the $100,000 Gold Certificate of 1934 was a Federal Reserve interbank instrument never released to the public. A "President Series" million-dollar note carrying Lincoln's name is a novelty or fantasy item with no monetary status whatsoever.

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