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Paper bills can't have "mint" marks because mints make coins, not bills.

US paper money is printed at facilities in Washington and Fort Worth. Older bills sometimes had "Washington DC" printed on the front but since roughly the 1930s bills from that facility don't have any indication of their source. Since the Fort Worth printing facility opened, bills made there all carry a tiny "FW" next to one of the plate numbers, usually on the bill's front. Look for something with a tiny FW, a letter, and a number; for example: FWA32

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In the United States, paper money does not have a mint mark like coins do. Paper money is printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, which is different from the United States Mint that produces coins. The mint mark on coins indicates the specific mint where the coin was produced.

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