The $10
Most bills are commonly called by their denominations, e.g. "a one", "a twenty", etc. but there are nicknames:$1 - "buck", possibly from the old use of animal hides as a quasi-currency; occasionally "clam", possibly for the same use of clamshells$2 - "deuce", from the French "deux" (two); occasionally "Toms" for Thomas Jefferson$5 - rarely nicknamed but sometimes "fin" from the Yiddish word for five$10 - "sawbuck", from an early design with the Roman numeral X that looked like a carpenter's sawbuck$20 - rarely, "double sawbuck", or "Jackson", for the President currently on the bill (pending a possible redesign)$50 - rarely nicknamed$100 - "Benjamins", because they carry a picture of Benjamin Franklin; also "C-note" for the Roman numeral equivalent of 100
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A ten dollar bill is known as a "sawbuck." Early tens had a Roman numeral X, which was thought to resemble a carpenter's sawhorse, or sawbuck, as it was also known. A twenty dollar bill is often called a "Double Sawbuck."
One dollar, or one buck.
Double sawbuck[Sawbuck is slang for $10]Not in America; I have never heard that used and I've lived in 7 states across the nation. In America $20.00 might be called "twenty bucks," "twenty big ones," or, if you're referring to the bill itself, "a twenty."Another slang term for a $20 bill is a "Jackson" in reference to the man who is displayed on it. "Double sawbuck" is an antiquated term that has not been used for decades.
Most bills are commonly called by their denominations, e.g. "a one", "a twenty", etc. but there are nicknames:$1 - "buck", possibly from the old use of animal hides as a quasi-currency; occasionally "clam", possibly for the same use of clamshells$2 - "deuce", from the French "deux" (two); occasionally "Toms" for Thomas Jefferson$5 - rarely nicknamed but sometimes "fin" from the Yiddish word for five$10 - "sawbuck", from an early design with the Roman numeral X that looked like a carpenter's sawbuck$20 - rarely, "double sawbuck", or "Jackson", for the President currently on the bill (pending a possible redesign)$50 - rarely nicknamed$100 - "Benjamins", because they carry a picture of Benjamin Franklin; also "C-note" for the Roman numeral equivalent of 100
A sawbuck is a type of frame or stand used to support wood for cutting, typically by sawing. It usually consists of two pairs of X-shaped legs with a horizontal beam or piece for holding the wood in place.
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A Benjamin.Here in Boston we would call it a (C) note. C is the Roman numeral for 100.They're also known as Benjamins because they carry a portrait of Benjamin Franklin.
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