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modeled after historical United States currency. The notes have a sparkling, metallic, or "gold-plated" appearance. The replicas represent some of the rarest and most historically significant denominations in U.S. history: such as $100 Gold Certificate (Series 1882): The bottom note depicts a portrait of Thomas Hart Benton (though the original 1882 series featured different portraits depending on the year of issue). Authentic versions of these certificates were once backed by physical gold held in the Treasury $10,000 Legal Tender Note (Series 1878): One of the middle notes shows the portrait of Andrew Jackson. Original versions of this note are extremely rare, with very few known to exist in private hands.