There are a total of six different bills, both Silver Certificates, and Federal Reserve Notes. Starting from the top:
>$1 Silver Certificate
>$1 Silver Certificate
>$10 F.R.N. (Reverse shown upside down)
>$5 F.R.N.
>$20 F.R.N. (Obverse shown upside down)
>$10 F.R.N.
More detailed information:
>The $1 bills were printed between 1928 and 1957.
>The $5 and first $10 bills were printed sometime before 1996.
>The $20 bill is a Series 1950A or 1950B, as Ivy Baker Priest was the Treasurer.
>The second $10 bill is a Series 1950B, with Robert Anderson was the Secretary of the Treasury.
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Some of my observations:
>A mix of somewhat "older" (F.R.N.) and "old" (Silver Certificates) being shown and/or offered.
>Not a single modern (1996-present) bill is shown.
>$2 in Silver Certificates.
>$45 in Federal Reserve Notes.
>Judas and the 30 pieces of silver.
>Why did they choose only "obsolete" (no longer printed) bills?
>Why is 1950 the visible theme?
>Are the other bills 1950s vintage?
>Why are two of the bills shown upside down?
>These bills were very specifically chosen.
Slightly conspiratorial observations:
>If the $45 is DJT, then are the two $1 Silver Certificates calling for two separate "older" (far more experienced) assassins against him?
>Or, do the two $1 Silver Certificates indicate two separate assassinations, with only 45 being shown at the moment?
>If the above is the case, then was the second target born in 1950, based on the series of the last two bills?
>Or, is each bill a separate assassination?
>What's the meaning of the two upside down bills? Are they hidden hands?
Those are all the observations I can make at the moment. I know there's more, but I can't see anything else right now.