10 MIND BLOWING Secrets In US Dollars! - YouTube

From hidden symbols and animals to the true meaning of the 'Eye of Providence'.

Today we look at 10 Mind-Blowing Secrets in US Dollars!

Number 10.

"Loaded With Latin" Everything sounds much more regal and official

when it is put into Latin.

When the founding fathers were orchestrating the beginnings of the United States they not

only knew this, but they also wanted to set a high standard as they were attempting to

be the first true republic in hundreds of years.

One of the ways to do this and to also pay tribute to the Roman and Greek Republics of

the past was by incorporating latin phrases into our currency.

Needless to say, they went all out with this concept in the dollar bill, as if you take

a quick glance at it you will see several American mottos in latin.

Around what has become a highly recognizable symbol to Americans, the Eye and Pyramid (known

as the Eye of Providence) there are two such phrases.

Above it is the phrase 'Annuit Coeptis' which translates to 'He approves of our undertakings'

which sounds quite nefarious at first, especially if you are believer in the Freemason and Illuminati

conspiracies, but they are probably just talking about God.

Underneath the pyramid is the phrase 'Novus Ordo Seclorum' which translates to 'a new

order of the ages' which is believed to be referring to the establishment of a new type

of government, though one could see how conspiracy theorists believe this points to the "New

World Order".

In the banner that is in the beak of the Eagle on the back, you may recognize the latin phrase

'E. Pluribus Unum', which means 'one from many' and is talking about the thirteen colonies

coming together to form one nation.

The last bit of latin on the dollar bill isn't a phrase but a date.

It is kind of hard to spot at first but if you look closely at the base of the pyramid

you will see the Roman Numerals MDCCLXXVI which in English numerals is the year 1776,

the year the Declaration of Independence was signed.

Number 9.

"Something's Missing" There have been a lot conspiracy theories

and mysteries involving other bills than just the one the dollar bill and one of them involves

five dollar bill.

Theorists have been quick to point out that in the picture of the Lincoln Memorial on

the back of the bill only 26 states are listed whereas there should be 48 as this is how

many states there were when the monument was constructed.

People have been quick to jump to the conclusion that the number 26 or the names of the states

listed must mean something bigger in the grand scheme of things.

But the truth is on the actually memorial in Washington D.C. the other states are listed

on the sides.

So that's why they can't be seen on the five.

Number 8.

"Hidden Critters" This curious aspect of the one-dollar bill

isn't as easy to debunk as some of conspiracy theories revolving around US currency.

If you look extremely closely, and we mean magnifying glass close, outside of the top

left part of the ornate border that surrounds the number one on the right side of the bill

you will see an odd looking figure.

Some say that the image is of a skull and some say it is a spider but the most common

thing that people think it is, is an owl.

What is the significance of this hidden critter?

Well as it turns out the owl is considered to be one of the main symbols of the Freemasons,

the secret and powerful brotherhood that many of the founding fathers are believed to have

belonged.

The Freemasons believe that the owl represents reincarnation because they are nocturnal and

according to legends, owls contain the souls of people who have passed away who are waiting

until morning to find a new body.

Though less fantastical, they have also long been symbols of wisdom, the pursuit of which

is a common theme in Freemasonry and the Illuminati.

Number 7 "Money Makings" One secret that you probably weren't aware

of lies in what material the dollar bill is actually made out of.

You may have wondered how something made out of paper can withstand so much wear and tear

over the years and not disintegrate like normal paper would.

Well, this is because U.S. paper currency isn't made out of paper at all, rather a combination

of seventy-five percent cotton and twenty-five percent linen, which give it superior durability

to plain old paper.

These bills are also required to have red and blue fibers woven into the tight fabric

for added security.

The average dollar bill lasts around six years, whereas if it was made of paper it probably

wouldn't last more than a year under the conditions our money experiences.

Number 6.

"Letter Code" Unless you are completely oblivious to what

you are putting in your wallet you have probably noticed the circular stamp-looking marking

with a letter inside of it on the dollar bill.

This is is the Federal Reserve Seal and the letter inside of it represents the reserve

bank that ordered the bill.

The number next to the seal, called the Federal Reserve District Number also corresponds to

this bank.

There are twelve of these banks across the country and each of them represents a different

region of the country.

If you see the letter 'A' and the number '1' this means the bill was ordered by the bank

in Boston.

If you see the letter 'L' and the number '12' the bill was ordered by the bank in San Francisco.

Number 5.

"Lucky 13" Beyond just the Federal Reserve Seal and District

Number the dollar bill is chock full of numbers and letters making it the focal point of many

conspiracy theories from numerologists.

One aspect of the bill that can be agreed on by these numerologists and historians is

the fact that the founding fathers were obsessed with the number '13'.

Though there are theories that say otherwise there is a fairly obvious reason for the fascination--there

were thirteen original colonies.

When studying a dollar bill you can start to see that not only did the designer of the

bill want the thirteen colonies represented in our currency they wanted to hit people

over the head with the number.

In the great seal the number thirteen is referenced in seven different ways.

On the shield in front of the eagle there are thirteen horizontal and thirteen vertical

stripes.

In the eagle's talons it is clutching an olive branch with thirteen berries and thirteen

arrows.

Above the eagle's head are thirteen stars and the pyramid in the Eye of Providence has

thirteen steps.

Many numerologists and conspiracy theorists will tell you that you are silly for thinking

only of the thirteen colonies when looking at this repetition, as the number thirteen

has long had satanic connotations.

Number 4.

"No Forge Fiber" You have probably noticed the vibrant blue

security strips on the new 100 dollar bill but did you know that all dollar bills except

singles have a hidden security thread like this?

It is one of the biggest secrets that is keeping counterfeiters at bay and the technology for

them is constantly improving.

These threads, that can only be seen using ultraviolet light are embedded in the fibers

of the bills and placed at different locations depending on the bills denomination.

Each bill also has its own special color.

The thread on a five dollar bill is blue, it's orange on a ten, green on a twenty, yellow

on a fifty and in addition to the visible blue one on a hundred dollar bill there is

a hidden one to the left of Benjamin Franklin's face that is purple.

Speaking of the blue 3D strip that is on the old C-Note, the treasury may start putting

these strips on all denominations in the future as it has proven so incredibly difficult to

replicate by counterfeiters.

One of the main reasons why the thread is so effective is that it is holographic, if

you bend the bill back and forth you will see the tiny '100s' labeled on the thread,

turn into the liberty bell.

Number 3.

"Eye of Providence" One of the most conspiracy provoking elements

of the dollar bill is that of the Eye of Providence.

Not only is it considered a blatant acknowledgement that the treasury and our country is run by

the freemasonry, but also apparently it has satanic imagery in it as well.

We will start off with the historical reasoning behind the symbol.

This image also known as the 'eye of god' or the 'all-seeing eye' and has been using

in several forms by Christians for hundreds of years, well before the founding of the

United States.

The triangle border around the eye is meant to represent the holy trinity.

You can see uses of this eye in churches, cathedrals and government buildings dating

back to the Holy Roman Empire.

The symbol has been mainly used to signify that whatever the eye is emblazoned on has

the blessing of god.

Now, it is true that the symbol has been used by the Freemasons since 1797, but the problem

is the use of the Eye of Providence on The Great Seal predates this by five years.

Still, conspiracy theorists suggest that the link is no coincidence.

There are also several theories that suggest that when draw lines from the 'a' to the 's'

in 'annuit coeptis' to the letter 'o' in 'novus ordo seclorum' and then back to form a triangle

and then highlight the outline of the pyramid that a pentagram is made aka Satan's favorite

shape.

Not only that, but when you add the letters that the bottom corners of the pyramid are

touching--'n' and 'm'-- to 'a','o' and 's' it spells out MASON.

Number 2.

"Security Stars" You have probably seen this next extremely

important secret but not realized it.

What is known as the EURion Constellation, is a set of five small rings that are placed

next to each other and look similar to that of Orion's Belt.

This marker is not only on all US paper currency but in a vast majority of the banknotes throughout

the world.

This constellation is used as an indicator that the bill is in fact real currency, for

several types of machines.

It's main function is to recognize the banknote and stop the machine from copying it.

The pattern has mysterious origins as no one outside of those who were producing currency

were aware of its existence until 2002 when a security researcher was trying to figure

out why his color copier wouldn't copy a banknote for 10 Euros.

All the signs point to it first being implemented in the late 1990s as a Japanese company released

a patent for the design and correlating detection algorithm in 1995.

If you have a twenty dollar bill on hand you can find several EURion constellations hiding

in the miniature '20s' on the back left side.

Number 1."Super Eagle" The proud American Bald Eagle of The Great

Seal is one of the most analyzed and dissected parts of the one dollar bill.

Though some of the theories surrounding the imagery in the depiction of this majestic

bird are radical, some of the hidden meanings are intentional.

We'll start with the history.

You may have wondered why the shield in front of the Eagle seems to be floating in mid-air,

well this was designed to represent the idea that the U.S. citizens should be self-sufficient.

On the shield, the lines going up-and-down are meant to stand for the states, while the

bars going side-to-side are for the federal government which binds the states together.

In the Eagle's clutches are a branch of olives on one side and arrows on the other, these

symbolize the balance of war and peace.

Initially the arrows were in the Eagle's left talon, the side that the Eagle was facing,

but the press and politicians over in Europe were fearful that this showed the U.S.'s true

intentions.

So, instead of arguing with them, they switched the sides the olive branch and arrows were

on.

When you focus in on the smaller details you can see where the hard facts end and the theories

start.

For instance, there are those who claim that the number of feathers on the Eagle's right

wing, 32, are put there to symbolize the number of degrees or levels that one can achieve

as a Scottish Rite Freemason.

There are also theories that suggest the nine tail feathers on the Eagle represent the 9

spheres of heaven which is part of Illuminati lore.