Where's George?

I was about to insert a dollar bill into a change machine for some quarters when I noticed something unusual about the dollar bill. The bill has a smiling face and a text stamped on the face of the bill. The text mentioned the Where's George? website. I visited the website, registered and entered my dollar bill. I found out I was the first person that registered it after the initial entry on April 6, 2005 in Tucson, Arizona. I am spending the dollar bill and let it return to circulation. I am looking forward to my next bill and I might even release a few of my own into the wild for general circulation. I'll keep track of my dollar bill and report it here.


The smiling face on the front of the dollar bill.


The back of the dollar bill with the text.


See where I go next!
Track where I've been!
Enter my serial number at:
www.wheresgeorge.com


The front of the dollar bill with the text and the smiling face.


See where I go next!
Track where I've been!
Enter my serial number at:
www.wheresgeorge.com

Click here to see the tracking report on my one dollar bill.


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