Issued by the City of Charleston, South Carolina to pay municipal employees at the height of the Depression, this pay warrant could be exchanged for goods at local shops; merchants would turn them in at set times during the year for cash.

These are two genuine Greek half-notes. The first is the left half of a 100 Drachmai note issued between 1905 and 1917, torn in half in 1922. The portrait is of the famed revolutionary Georgios Stavros, founder of the National Bank of Greece. The second is a 50 Drachmai note with the counterstamp “neon” on the front, meaning “new.”