US$22nd and 24th President Grover Cleveland's $1,000 gold-plated commemorative coin Commemorative coin history: $1,000: Grover Cleveland (22nd and 24th President of the United States). Engraved by the engraver, Joseph Eisler. Large denomination dollar bills refer to US dollar bills with a face value of more than $100. Since 1861, the US government has begun printing banknotes with a denomination of more than $100. The large-value banknotes issued at that time were 500 yuan, 1,000 yuan, and 5,000 yuan. In 1865, banknotes with a denomination of $10,000 were issued. Banknotes with a denomination of $100,000 only printed 42,000 gold coins in 1934 and were never put into circulation, just as transfers and settlement notes between the Federal Reserve Bank. On March 9, 1933, US President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed a presidential decree, terminating the circulation of gold coins, and recovering all the denominations, the holders were still fined and imprisoned. The ban was lifted until 1963. The government still has a very small amount of gold coins circulated, and the government can still recover it in US dollars, but it is generally a collection. After 1946, the United States no longer printed new large denomination notes, but a small amount of it went out of the market. By 1969, after President Nixon signed a decree on organized crime, large-denomination notes with a denomination of more than $100 were no longer issued and withdrawn. According to the law, these banknotes are still legal currency. Until May 30, 2009, there were only 336 banknotes circulated in the market, only 342 banknotes of 5,000 dollars, and 165,372 banknotes of 1000 dollars. Therefore, some collectors are willing to collect these notes at a higher than the denomination. Another part is collected by foreign museums. specification: Color: gold plated Material: steel core Process: Mirror Size: 44 * 28 * 3mm / 1.73 * 1.1 * 0.12in Weight: 29g Package list: 1 * Acrylic transparent protective case 1 * Commemorative coin

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