Currency 25 Cents (Paper) With Picture Of Robert J. Walker Secretary Of Treasury On Front, 1845

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$The image shows an old, worn U.S. fractional currency note, valued at twenty-five cents, from the series of 1874. Prominently featured on the left side is the engraved portrait of an unidentified male figure wearing formal attire. The right side prominently displays the denomination "25" encircled by ornate patterns. The words "United States" and "TWENTY FIVE CENTS" are printed across the top, whereas intricate patterns and textures cover the note's surface, illustrating meticulous engraving work. Signature lines, along with small text, indicate official details about its issue as legal tender. The note exhibits signs of wear, such as creases and discoloration, evidencing its age and long history of circulation.$

The image shows an old, worn U.S. fractional currency note, valued at twenty-five cents, from the series of 1874. Prominently featured on the left side is the engraved portrait of an unidentified male figure wearing formal attire. The right side prominently displays the denomination "25" encircled by ornate patterns. The words "United States" and "TWENTY FIVE CENTS" are printed across the top, whereas intricate patterns and textures cover the note's surface, illustrating meticulous engraving work. Signature lines, along with small text, indicate official details about its issue as legal tender. The note exhibits signs of wear, such as creases and discoloration, evidencing its age and long history of circulation.