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Amazing Pictures of Money

1. World’s Largest Gold Bar

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The Mitsubishi Materials Corporation of Japan poured the World’s largest Gold bar. The bar is 17.9 inches by 8.9 inches and 6.7 inches high. All though it takes up the same amount of space as a large shoe box, you would not be able to lift it as It weighs 551.15 pounds. At the time it was poured it was worth $3.7 million.

Amazing Pictures of Money

2. $10,000 Dollar Bill

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Yes it is real. The Federal Reserve used it to transfer money to and from banks and was never issued to the public. They also produced a $500, $1,000, $5,000 and even a $100,000 dollar note, see below. They were last printed in 1945 and have since been discontinued.

3. $100,000 Dollar Note

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This is the 1934 $100,000 dollar note. It featured Woodrow Wilson.

4. What 50 Million Pennies Look Like

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50 Million pennies were added to this “Memorial to the Missing”. It is suppose to represent the number of abortions since legalization in 1973. This enclosure weighs 156 tons and is worth a half million dollars. Pylons were driven into the foundation to support the bullet proof glass structure above.

5. Security Glass Advertisement

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Most people have seen this picture floating around on the internet. Very simple and catchy advertisement. The money was real, but there was a security guard posted to make sure no one tried anything funny, like running over the sign with a SUV.

6. Dress Made With $100,000 Dollars

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The dress was made to help promote a new gigantic lottery fund in the UK. The dress is made from Sterling Pound notes.

7. Portraits Made of Pennies

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The artist behind these portraits and other artwork like this is Adrian Firth. The two pieces are called, Lizzie - pennies on mdf board 2008 and Made of Money - pennies on mdf board 2007.

8. What $1 Million Pennies Look Like

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2.3 Tons of pennies sit in this glass box. It is part of a Holocaust memorial.

9. 100 Million Pennies

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It’s called the “Penny Harvest Field”. $1 million dollars worth of pennies were gathered for charity. The exhibit is 30 ft by 165 ft.

10. Drug Money

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Another internet favorite. $207 million is said to have been taken during a raid on a drug dealer’s house in Mexico.

11. A Wall Of Gold

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This Gold is part of the New York Federal Reserve Bank. The vault sits on the bedrock of New York 80 feet below the street surface and 50 feet below the sea level. You won’t be digging to get to this one. At the time of the photo, the vault had $86 billion in gold, 269 Troy tons.

12. Largest Gold Nugget Ever Found

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This is the world’s largest Gold Nugget ever found. Discovered in 1872 and is called the Holtermann Nugget. It was 630lbs in weight.

13. World’s Largest Gold Coin

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The gold coin contains $2 million worth of gold and weighs in at 220 pounds. It is 20 inches across and 1 inch thick. There are 3 coins like it and they went up on auction last year.

14. Don’t Flush the Money Down the Toilet

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Yes, this money seat can be yours for only $60. There are many novelty money seats for sale.

15. Another Vault of Gold

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This gold vault hold gold entrust for the owners of the streetTRACKS Gold Shares EFT (AMEX:GLD), the world’s most popular gold fund.

16. Ceiling of Money

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33 Responses to “Amazing Pictures of Money”

  1. Mr. Obvious Says:

    Obviously, something is wrong between 4, 8 and 9. If 4 weighs 156 tons, contains 50 million pennies, and is worth 500,000 dollars (which is the correct value of 50 million pennies) how could you possibly have 1 million dollars worth of pennies in that tiny pillar in number 8? 2.3 tons? It would require 100 million pennies and using the figure in number 4, 312 tons would be the final weight. 2.3 tons would be closer to $7,371 dollars.

  2. Mr. WhoCares Says:

    Who cares if the math is wrong….you missed the point of the pictures

  3. Mike Hawkenballs Says:

    I take really big dumps

  4. yeah Says:

    It’s not even a million pennies. Which bothered me, but besides that, it was a cool gallery :)

  5. derp Says:

    it says that the enclosure is worth 500k not the pennies. Read better k thnx bai

  6. S|-| IT Happens Says:

    Or did it ever occur to anyone that people can make mistakes? The fact that if you remove the dollar sign it reads simply “what 1 million pennines look like”, then contrast that to the picture of what 50 million pennies looks like and hey what do you know it’s smaller in volume. So you can do math congratulation…

  7. Anonymous Says:

    There is no point to the pictures — that’s the point. Its only fascinating because it’s either: strange and original, or because we have an obsession with money. Everything featured here is either flaunting a person/company’s power by showing how much they can afford to waste on such frivolous nonsense, or its simply curiosity drive — like the pennies.
    By the way the math should always be checked. You should remember that.

  8. Mr. Answers Says:

    There is a typo in picture number 8, the “$” should not be there and it should read: What 1 Million Pennies looks like.
    Its actual value if it is 1 million pennies would be $10000

  9. jt Says:

    god i wish i had 86 billion in gold

  10. Mr. STFU Says:

    what do u mean, that IS the point. if someone says that something is 100 million pennies, it’s a lot different than only 7,000 dolars in pennies.

  11. mr nobody Says:

    number eight is 1 million pennies, not a million dollars in pennies.
    its worth $10000.

    for being so good at math, Mr. Obvious is not very smart. :)

  12. Mr. TiredMan Says:

    I think the $1 million pennies is actually supposed to be 1 million pennies, with a value of $10,000.00

  13. ryan Says:

    Uhh Mr. Obvious, they obviously meant one million pennies, maybe you should think of a better name

  14. UH read carefully Says:

    It says enclosure (building and pennies). The bulletproof glass is heavy as ….

  15. Mr. Thinks Outside the Box Says:

    Maybe that is just the top of the pillar and the rest of it is underground.

  16. Mr. Mister Says:

    It appears that either the $ sign should have been added to number 4 or omitted from number 8.

  17. Mr. Mister Says:

    Mr. Obvious, its obviously magic.

  18. Mr. Pussystuffer Says:

    while yalls been bitchin i been fuckin your bitches

  19. caryn Says:

    I wonder if times get hard, you can bust that toilet seat open to grab some items off the McDonalds dollar menu…

  20. Obviously illiterate Says:

    To Mr. Obvious.

    Obviously you failed to read “This enclosure weighs 156 tons and is worth a half million dollars.” This means that the entire enclosure is counted in the weight; meaning the heavy bullet proof glass, the heavy pillars that support the weight of the pennies and maybe even the foundation are also included in the 156 tons.

  21. Gunnar Says:

    He didn’t miss the point, he made the obvious observation that most people will think of when they read the whole article: “Wait, this makes no sense…”

    The answer seems simple, though. They mean 1 million pennies, not one million $ in pennies.

  22. Mr. Obvious Can't Read Says:

    The math isn’t wrong. It says 1 million pennies. Not 1 million dollars worth of pennies. Retard.

  23. Mr. Misprint Says:

    I think they meant 1 million pennies… not $1,000,000 IN pennies. Could just be a typo.

  24. Mr. I found the Error Says:

    The problem is a simple typo.

    I don’t think it was meant to say $1 million pennies, as in 1 million dollars in pennies.

    I think it just meant 1 million pennies, the $ sign being the error. There could easily be a million pennies in there.
    Take number 4 as an example, ~150 tons devided by 50 is 3 tons for 1million pennies. minus the weight of the massive enclosure (that plexy or glass, could weight almost if not 1 ton per pannel.)
    Long story short, it was a typo due to missunderstanding.

  25. Correction Says:

    The title for Number 8 is a mistake…It contains ONE MILLION PENNIES, not one million dollars.

  26. Ed Says:

    Well Mr. Obvious apparently reading isn’t your strong point it says 1 million pennies not 1 million dollars worth of pennies

  27. annoynymous Says:

    Should I post another observation about how it’s really a typo and not $1,000,000 in pennies? The real idiots here are the ‘correctors” the only intelligent life form here is the first person to post that correction. The rest of you are all a bunch of coat tail jumping fuck tards.

  28. Dumbasses Says:

    Umm do people not read comments before being smart asses and proving the Mr. Obviously stupid wrong.

  29. flory Says:

    like dis pixs awesome

  30. The Internet Says:

    Get off me.

  31. Tired of it Says:

    Gawd… drop it, will ya? Try buying/renting/borrowing/begging/stealing a life… willya?

    Cool pics… done.

  32. Kool! Says:

    thats awesome, i love this blog, but not the comments

  33. God Says:

    You’re all going to hell.

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