Macerated Currency Souvenir Pitcher

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Macerated Currency Souvenir Pitcher

 

Beginning in 1874, the Treasury Department began utilizing a new method of destroying old withdrawn currency. Old currency would be ground up and made into a pulp. Once discovered that this pulp could be made into souvenirs it was obtained by enterprising individuals then formed into objects to sell. This example dates from the late 19th century.

Inventory Number: CUR 172

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The Macerated Currency Souvenir Pitcher is a small, brown, ancient-style clay jug with a single handle and wide spout, displayed against a white background.
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