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| Issuer | United States |
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| Year | 2006 |
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| Value | 9 Dollars 9 USD = DKK 57 |
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| Obverse description | Political satire fantasy note in the style of a US Federal Reserve banknote, printed in black and green on cream paper. Central vignette comprises three caricatured portrait heads labelled Feinstein, Hillary, and Pelosi, flanked by large numeral 9s in ornate guilloche corners and a Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco seal at left. A green guilloche underprint panel at right carries the word NINE in bold letterpress. |
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| Obverse lettering | LIB OBSTRUCTION NOTE THE UNITED STATES OF AMERIKA 9 9 THIS NOTE IS AS WORTHLESS AS THE NINE NITWITS THEREON. LOOK AT THEM, THEN PRAY FOR US ALL. FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA 9 LIBS IR72.5 9LIBS2MANY c2006 A.ROSS Feinstein Hillary Pelosi 9LIBS2MANY NINE SERIES 2006 9 THEY'RE NOT MUCH TO LOOK AT, AND INTELLECTUALLY THEY CAN'T TELL THEIR FLAPJACKS FROM THEIR FALSIES. 9 NINE BOOBS NATIONAL BANK WASHINGTON, D.C. NINE DOLLARS Screamin' Dean DNC Spokesmouth |
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The "9 Dollars Lib Obstruction Note" is not a legal tender issue but a novelty or protest item — a category sometimes called an "obstruction note" or "lib note," produced outside the Federal Reserve system as a satirical or anti-authoritarian statement. These circulated in countercultural and libertarian communities during the mid-2000s, occasionally turning up in cash transactions as a form of street-level commentary. Possession is generally legal provided no attempt at passing them as genuine currency is made, though that line has been tested in court.
The $9 denomination is deliberate — no such denomination exists in U.S. monetary history, which is precisely the point.