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JOHN MORTIMER COURTNEYThe civil servant who specialized in banking and finance signed this Canadian dollar Currency Signed: “J.M. Courtney” 3¼x7¼. Dominion of Canada dollar #936834. John Mortimer Courtney (1838-1920) was an English financier and banker.

DOUGLAS DILLON and ELIZABETH RUDEL SMITH Dollar bill signed by Douglas Dillon and Elizabeth Rudel Smith, U. S. Secretary of the Treasury and U. S. Treasurer under President John F. Kennedy Dollar bill signed "Elizabeth Rudel Smith" in blue ink and "Douglas Dillon" in black ink. 6x2½. Silver certificate, Series 1957.

HENRY FOWLER. Currency signed: "Henry H. Fowler" above his facsimile signature on front of a $1.00 U.S. Federal Reserve Note, 6x2½, Series 1963 A. Henry H. Fowler (1908-2000) of Virginia was

OSCAR MAYER. Silver Certificate signed: "Oscar Mayer", 6¼x2½, Series 1935E.German-born Oscar Mayer founded Oscar Mayer & Brothers in Chicago in 1883. His meatpacking firm became a household name through catchy jingles, the Weinermobile and other innovative marketing strategies

PAUL ANTHONY SAMUELSON 1936 Chinese five-yuan note signed by the 1970 Nobel Prize laureate for economics Chinese five-yuan note signed: "Paul A Samuelson/MIT, 1977", 6x3. Central Bank of China Note, 1936.

CONFEDERATE CURRENCY (NORTH CAROLINA, CO-SIGNED BY: R.G. LINDSAY) The seceding state's Public Treasurer signs a 50-cent bill. Currency signed: "R. G. Lindsay" as Public Treasurer, 5x2¾. Raleigh, North Carolina, 1862 September 1. Printed State of North Carolina Treasury note no.