One American Cent

In this extremely closeup image, the observe side of a one-cent coin (series of year 2008), commonly known as the Penny, takes center stage. The coin is standing on top of other one-cent coins, creating a captivating composition on a shiny metal surface that reflects the coins like a mirror. The focus is on the Obverse (heads) side, featuring the familiar likeness of President Abraham Lincoln, which has graced the penny since 1909. The finely detailed portrait of Lincoln is captured with precision, showcasing the iconic image that has become synonymous with the one-cent coin. The reflective surface enhances the visual impact of the composition, creating a dynamic play of light and shadow that accentuates the details of the coin. The mirror-like reflection adds depth to the image, making it visually intriguing. The stacking of multiple one-cent coins not only provides a sense of elevation but also allows for an interesting perspective on the familiar portrait of President Lincoln. The close-up view invites the viewer to appreciate the craftsmanship of the coin and the enduring legacy of its design. This very close-up image offers a unique and detailed look at the observe side of the one-cent coin, highlighting both the iconic representation of President Lincoln and the artistic elements that make the penny a symbol of American currency.

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Original size	JPG	5616 x 3744 px 18.72" x 12.48" @ 300 dpi	499.00

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George Washington on Dollar Bill

In this captivating closeup scene, a one-dollar note takes center stage, illuminated by a strong yellow light that shines from behind the note, creating an almost magical and transparent effect. The note is placed on top of a pile of other money notes, but the focus remains on the one-dollar bill, revealing its intricate details and revealing the reflection and elements from the reverse side. The portrait of George Washington, the first President of the United States, is prominently featured on the obverse side of the one-dollar note. His image is rendered with meticulous precision, capturing the gravitas and wisdom of this founding father. The light casts a soft, warm glow on his profile, enhancing the sense of history and reverence associated with his image. As the strong yellow light permeates the note, it transforms it into a semi-transparent canvas. The details from the reverse side of the note become visible, creating a captivating visual overlap. You can see elements like the Great Seal of the United States, with its majestic eagle and shield, as well as intricate patterns and text from the reverse side of the bill. The surrounding darkness accentuates the dramatic effect, drawing attention to the note's transparency and the interplay between its two sides. The reflection of the note creates a mirror-like image, adding depth and complexity to the composition.

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One American Cent