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United States. A Five Dollar Federal Reserve Note, 1914 Auction Archive The motto of the Military

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Description

The motto of the Military Order of Foreign Wars is the Latin phrase "Deus et Libertas"

and is flanked on each side by shoulder straps constructed of a tan-coloured cotton twill base

the obverse depicting an oval oak wreath

the reverse presents the crowned monogram WR

United States. A Five Dollar Federal Reserve Note, 1914 Auction Archive The motto of the Military(Currency, Banknotes). Antique. A nearly mint United States of America federal reserve five dollar banknote. The obverse features the central portrait of Abraham Lincoln and is marked to the right with THE FEDERAL RESERVE NEW YORK NEW YORK 2 B and to the left with a blue seal. The note is marked THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FIVE DOLLARS and FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE. The reverse features a variety of men, a boat and a ship on the sea with the inscription

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