A picture may be worth a thousand words, but this scenic landscape is valued at around $188.00. That's because we've lifted some of the images from U.S. currency, mixed them up, and placed them into one neat collage. Of the images in the picture below, six are found on the backs of everyday bills —the $100, $50, $20, $10, $5, and $1. A seventh image is from the not-as-common $2 note. The final three are not found anywhere but here—simply put, we made them up. Your task is a simple one. First, identify the images that you think belong on actual U.S. currency. Once you've isolated those seven, see if you can determine which bill each was lifted from. Click on the pull-down boxes below to see if you've guessed correctly. Chances are, you'll better recognize images from currency more common to your pocket. If you don't ordinarily walk around with a wad of hundred dollar bills, you may not be able to quickly determine which image is from the hundred. Use the process of elimination to get to the answers of the lesser-known bills. Answers Image A $20 bill Image B Bogus! This one is made up. If we tricked you, we feel really bad about it. Image C $5 bill Image D Phony! This is being con- sidered for the $8.79 bill. Image E $100 bill Image F $2 bill Image G Sorry, but any similar- ities between this and a real bill image are purely coinci- dental. Image H $1 bill Image I $50 bill Image J $10 bill Don't believe us? The proof is in the pudding. Actually, it's on another screen. We're saving the pudding for dessert. Click here to see where we took these images from. Take me back to Googolplex