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The image displays the reverse sides of three United States dollar bills: a one-dollar bill at the top, a five-dollar bill in the middle, and a twenty-dollar bill at the bottom
MomentThe image displays the reverse sides of three United States dollar bills: a one-dollar bill at the top, a five-dollar bill in the middle, and a twenty-dollar bill at the bottom. The one-dollar bill features the Great Seal of the United States on the left and an eagle on the right. The five-dollar bill shows the Lincoln Memorial in the center. The twenty-dollar bill depicts the White House. The bills are laid out vertically and slightly overlapped. There is no indication of the city of Mejaniga, Italy, or any other specific geographical location. The image is a close-up shot of these currency denominations.