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Series 2004 US twenty dollar bill from US Treasury website.

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Series 2004 US twenty dollar bill obverse from US Treasury website.

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• Andrew Jackson
• United States dollar
• Federal Reserve Note
• United States twenty-dollar bill
• History of the United States dollar
• User:Private Butcher/User talk Archive 5
• User talk:Phaedriel/Archive 6
• Gallery of banknotes
• Template:User income
• Water supply and sanitation in Ecuador
• Water supply and sanitation in El Salvador
• Water supply and sanitation in the United States

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