Three-dollar bills were printed by institutions such as the Planters Bank of Georgia. The printing can be as interesting as the denomination. Three-dollar bills are just some of the paper money collectibles sold at the Moneyman Gallery at The Block, a new shopping mall in Orange. Then the frame has viewing glass in the front and back so both sides of the bill are visible when you hold the frame in your hand. The shop will frame single bills or entire sheets of 16, sold by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
Paper money tells a story, the same way postage stamps and coins do.
But some of the stories with paper money are even better. They were printed in 1899 and are now 100 years old. They're big enough to cover a horse. In the past year, the collector value of certain paper money has increased about 20 percent because of its rarity and demand. Condition affects value as well.