5 Dollars Military Payment Certificate, Series 611

5 Dollars US Military Payment Certificate Series 611
Series 611 Five Dollars United States Military Payment Certificate
Five Dollars United States Military Payment Certificate Series 611
Series 611 Five Dollars MPC
5 Dollars United States Military Payment Certificate Series 611

Obverse: Portrait of a Woman engraved by Charles A. Brooks.
Reverse:  value in cartouche at centre and in each corner.
Number of Notes Printed: 2,800,000.

Series 611 military payment certificates were only used in Cyprus, Japan, Korea, and Libya. Just under 114 million in face value was issued. Once again, just seven different denominations were printed (5 cents, 10 cents, 25 cents, 50 cents, 1 dollar, 5 dollars, and 10 dollars). The fractional denominations are colorful, but not very imaginative. The higher denominations were original BEP designs. Series 611 MPCs were the first military payment certificates printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. They were introduced into circulation in January 1964 and taken out on April 28th, 1969. The front and back of each note has text that reads “for use only in United States military establishments by United States authorized personnel in accordance with applicable rules and regulations.”

Series 611 Military Payment Certificates

10 Dollars    5 Dollars    One Dollar    50 Cents    25 Cents    10 Cents    5 Cents




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