Description:

This collectible card features the detailed design of the 1896 United States Silver Certificate five-dollar note. The note prominently displays an artistic engraving of five women, each symbolizing electricity as the dominant force in the world. The central figure is a winged woman riding a horse, holding a torch aloft. Surrounding her are four other women carrying various tools and objects associated with electrical power, emphasizing the theme of electrical advancement. The text on the note includes "UNITED STATES" at the top, the denomination "5" in the corners, and "FIVE SILVER DOLLARS" below the central vignette.

This note design is credited to Tim Prusmack, whose signature appears at the bottom right of the card. The card itself has a black border framing the note's image set on a white background, enhancing its visual focus. The intricate details and artistic styling reflect its significance in numismatics and collectible currency, making it an educational and highly valued piece for collectors and those interested in historical American paper money.

The card emphasizes the educational and artistic value of this currency piece, linking it directly to numismatics and the study of paper money. It is a representation of American historical currency along with the symbolic depiction of electricity’s impact on the world during the era of the 1896 Silver Certificate.

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