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US currency edit
I have no idea if any US currency ever utilized any hemp. I can't find any authoritative source material.
Some articles and searches:
- https://www.google.com/search?&q=us+currency+was+made+from+hemp
- http://hemptek.org/hemp-farming-and-the-10-bill
- https://othersidefarms.com/blog/1914-10-dollar-bill-was-printed-on-hemp-paper
- http://www.globalhemp.com/2000/05/us-currency-in-hemp-we-trust.html
Need to find the reliables sources for these articles.
This is in a couple of the above-linked articles:
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The “Hemp 10 Dollar Bill” is available in the following series: Large-Size Ten Dollar Note, Federal Reserve Note, Series 1914/Red Seal Small-Size Ten Dollar Note, Federal Reserve Note, Series 1915/Blue Seal Small-Size Ten Dollar Note, Federal Reserve Note, Series 1918/Blue Seal – The Comprehensive Catalog of US Paper Money, All United States Federal Currency Since 1812, Sixth Edition, Gene Hessler, ppg. 173-176. |
I found that book on Amazon and Google Books. Neither have search capabilities within the book. So I don't know if there is hemp in those ten dollar notes. --Timeshifter (talk) 19:02, 18 August 2021 (UTC)