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Coca-Cola 1940s Stationery With Watermark | Paper921 of 1367 |  |  |
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While a very common item and only worth a few dollars, I'm showing this because of the unique watermark. Holding it up to the light, you'll see the Silhouette Girl image as well as the Coca-Cola script logo.
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Too cool Ray!
WOW didnt know they used watermarked paper this early. Canadian money is all like this too, does US money have any watermarks?
National US mint security guidelines forbid me from revealing if US money has a watermark. Especially to a Canadian.
love the paper, and laughs for the last comment.
LOL Ray im going google it and find out ill show you :)
Ha good old google, you guys do. Is your money switching to plastic bills too or sticking with paper? Canada has change their 100$ bill so far, their suppose to last longer and not tear.
Our US money will be printed on rubber so we can stretch our dollars. Plastic bills? Are you kidding me?
No im serious, google it lol. By 2013 Canadian paper money is going be plastic.