1950 ten dollar bill does not have "In God We Trust" on it

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"In God We Trust" was put on all paper currency by an Act of Congress in 1955; the phrase was declared the national motto by an Act of Congress in 1956 .
 

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I guess those days are gone huh?
 

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woodstock90 said:
and other words are diff from a 1963 bill were they all like that or is it weird ??? ???

Picture ?

or better Description ?

What all if Different ?

Are you sure it's Real ?
 

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does it look like this ?

It may not have been on the Tens
 

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Re: 1950 ten dollar bill does not have "In God We Trust" on it

IN GOD WE TRUST, designated as the U. S. National Motto by Congress
in 1956, originated during the Civil War as an inscription for
U. S. coins
On Nov. 13, 1861, when Union morale had been shaken by battlefield
defeats, the Rev. M. R. Watkinson, of Ridleyville, Pa. wrote to
Secy. of the Treasury Salmon P. Chase, "From my heart I have felt
our national shame in disowning God as not the least of our present
national disasters," the minister wrote, suggesting "recognition
of the Almighty God in some form on our coins."
Secy. Chase ordered designs prepared with the inscription IN GOD WE TRUST and backed coinage legislation which authorized use of this slogan.
It first appeared on some U. S. coins in 1864, disappeared and
reappeared on various coins until 1955, when Congress ordered it
placed on all paper money and all coins.
 

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