the first $5 bill was made in 1861.
the first $5 bill was made in 1861.
when was the first $5 bill made?
1861
"( 7.4218 × 3.125 in ≅ 189 × 79 mm)"









































bullet::::- 1861: the first $5 bill was issued as a demand note with a small portrait of alexander hamilton on the right and an allegorical statue representing freedom on the left side of the obverse.









































bullet::::- 1862: the first $5 united states note was issued with a face design similar to the previous demand note and a completely revised reverse.









































bullet::::- 1869: a new $5 united states note was issued with a small portrait of andrew jackson on the left and a vignette of a pioneer family in the middle.
united states five-dollar bill
some time in 1980, a sixteen-page supplemental marvel comic appeared in the "chicago tribune" entitled “what price a life?” and was subsequently reprinted as the backup story in "marvel team-up" #126 dated february 1983. this was a team-up between spider-man and the incredible hulk, in which spider-man helps the hulk escape from police who mistakenly thought that he was attacking them. afterwards, they meet in their secret identities, with peter parker warning bruce banner to leave town because of the hulk’s seeming attack on police. but banner is flat broke, and cannot afford even bus fare. as a result, parker gives banner his last $5 bill, saying that someone had given him money when he was down on his luck, and this was how he was repaying that debt. later, in chicago, the hulk confronts muggers who had just robbed an elderly retired man of his pension money, all the money he had. after corralling the muggers, the hulk turns towards the victim. the retiree thinks that the hulk is about to attack him as well, but instead, the hulk gives him the $5 bill. it transpires that the very same old man had earlier given a down-on-his-luck peter parker a $5 bill.
pay it forward