My collection of $5 bills covers every bill since 1928 which was the introduction of "Small Size" U.S. currency. U.S. bills measure 6.14"x2.61". The size was dictated by reorienting the bill and changing the size so that a sheet of paper could hold 12 bills as opposed to 8 in the now called "Large Size". Current collection count is 121 bills not counting any 'extras' or bills that were upgraded.
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For reference the following acronyms are used though out the system:
| FRN | = Federal Reserve Note |
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| FRBN | = Federal Reserve Bank Note | |
| NC | = National Currency | |
| SC | = Silver Certificate | |
| USN | = United States Note (AKA Legal Tender) |
