Colorado CO Commemorative Novelty Currency Money Bill

Colorado State Quarter Commemorative Novelty Bills - New

Colorado State Quarter Collectible Novelty Money Note 

The Front of our Colorado bill shows John Long Routt as the first governor of the State of Colorado. The bill's denomination, 1876, is the year of admission to the Union as the 38th state.  The state's actual admission date, 08/01/(18)76, is encoded in the serial number within CO, the state's abbreviation. The Back of the Bill shows the state bird as the Lark Bunting, the Rocky Mountain Columbine as the state flower, the Blue Spruce as the state tree, and the Rocky Mountain Bighorn.  The U.S. Commemorative Quarter Dollar for the State of Colorado is pictured. The state's nickname, The Centennial State, is also listed.

Wording and/or Theme found on this bill:

-  1876

-  John Long Routt, First Governor

-  Denver, CO (State Capital City)

-  Lark Bunting - Blue Spruce - Rocky Mountain Bighorn - Rocky Mountain Columbine

-  The Centennial State (State Nickname)

-  Serial Number is C080176O (Colorado's August 1, 1876 Admission Date to the U.S. as a State, within the State’s Abbreviation of CO)

Pictures found on this bill:

-  First Governor John Long Routt

-  Lark Bunting Bird - Blue Spruce Tree - Rocky Mountain Columbine Flower - Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep

-  Colorado's State Commemorative Quarter with Colorful Colorado Mountains Pictured on it

Each Bill:

-  Is brand new and has been handled as un-circulated mint currency.

-  Is a beautiful collectible, commemorative item.

-  Is great for collectors, gifts, promotions, or as giveaways.

-  Is finely detailed and is the same size, and has a similar look and feel as real U.S. currency.

-  Is printed in bank-note multi-colors on both sides.

-  Is a novelty item and has no monetary value anywhere in the world (this bill is not printed by a government).