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If your bill is smaller than a regular-size US banknote, it's a novelty item and not a real bill. Since 1928 all US bills have been the same size, 156 x 66 mm).

Officially, the Treasury considers all current US bills to be "small size" to distinguish them from notes issued up till the early 1920s. Those bills are called "large size" and were 189 × 79 mm

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