NEW Code found on Dollar Bill, page 1
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Topic started on 7-9-2007 @ 10:13 PM by sir_chan

NEW CODE found on Dollar Bill



I have discovered new information regarding the dollar bill and would like to post it here. As most everyone is aware of the hidden symbology on the dollar bill throughout the design, the owl or spider on the front is a common debate. First off, it IS a spider that is being used to disinform us of the real owls on the front of the dollar bill. On the front of the dollar bill there are 2 owls. On the back 1 large owl, very cleverly hidden. I have inserted two images showing the 2 owls on the front and the owl on the back. The secret on the back is in the words "ANNUIT COEPTIS". The "o" and the "e" are aligned over one another, it is called ligature and was a common practice in latin and early english. The fact that a dead language was used on the dollar bill made me wonder why they would do this and if there could be more meaning than what the words mean "he agrees with the undertaking". They didn't "have" to use ligature as there was plenty of room on the dollar bill to print the letters with normal spacing. So I looked to se if there were any other "o" or "e" letters on the bill. YES, in big letters spelling "ONE". Take your bill and fold the e over the o and turn the bill 90 degrees counterclockwise and what do you see? Here are pictures to show what I mean.






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reply posted on 8-9-2007 @ 12:27 AM by sir_chan
reply to post by Xtrozero


I understand what you are saying, and just for the sake of agreeing with you on the owl. What about the Omega and two owls on the front of the dollar bill and the babylonian picture of Lilith and the two owls. Am I just seeing those because my mind is conditioned now to see them from the picture?


reply posted on 8-9-2007 @ 12:44 PM by DocMoreau
reply to post by sir_chan


Honestly, I am blown away that I never saw the two other owls. I had see the one in the upper right when I was a kid.


I don't understand what is the 'owl' on the back? The ligature you created with the o and e? I kind of see it, I guess... Unless I am missing something, and that is some esoteric symbol for owl...?

The ligature of œ could also be a way to add credibility to the currency by using words not know to the common man.

Of course it is not a Fœdral Reserve Note though... so its anyone's guess.

Wikipedia entry on Œ

English
Borrowings into English from Latin words featuring œ (which in turn are often from Greek words featuring οι) have changed to the letter e, especially in American English. For example, fœderal has become federal in English, while phœnix can be spelled phenix only in American English. In those words that have not changed to e, it has become generally acceptable to write any such œ as oe in English. Indeed, recent dictionaries generally list only the form without a ligature. In all such words, the œ, oe, or e is pronounced /i:/, or /ɛ/ in a few cases.


All in all, nice find!
DocMoreau



reply posted on 8-9-2007 @ 12:54 PM by Beachcoma
reply to post by DocMoreau


Maybe you have to look at the ligature upside-down. I see the O as the owl's head and the E as the body and wings. Maybe.
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