Let's start with a $1 bill.
ETA: Information about how paper money is manufactured can be found at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
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| This is the series date on the face of a $1. |
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| Torn corner at 100x. Paper money is 75% cotton and 25% linen fibers, plus a lot of ink. |
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| Eagle feathers on the back (green) side. Green ink is used for the main printing motif on the back of the bills, thus the name "greenbacks". |
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| George Washington's eye. |
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| The eye on the top of the pyramid. |
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| Scrollwork |
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| Stars over the eagle's head on the reverse side. |
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| Part of the US Treasury seal. |
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| More Treasury seal. |
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| Crosshatching at the bill border. |
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