Series 2009 United States 20 Dollar Federal Reserve Note

This is a standard issue United States 20 dollar bill, specifically identified as a Series 2009 Federal Reserve Note. The currency features a portrait of Andrew Jackson, the seventh U.S. President, on the obverse. It is printed on the traditional cotton-linen blend paper typical of American currency, measuring approximately 6.14 by 2.61 inches. The note exhibits the modern security design elements introduced in 2003, including a background with tints of green, peach, and blue, as well as color-shifting ink on the '20' in the lower-right corner. The serial number JG 27227727 C is printed twice in green ink; this specific serial number is notable in numismatics for its 'repeater' or 'radar-like' pattern, which often attracts collector interest. The note displays moderate signs of circulation, including visible vertical and horizontal fold lines, corner softening, and general surface soiling/patina from handling. The edges appear slightly worn, but there are no significant tears or missing pieces visible. The signatures of Anna Escobedo Cabral (Treasurer) and Timothy F. Geithner (Secretary of the Treasury) are present. The Federal Reserve Bank seal for Kansas City (indicated by the letter J and the code G7) is clearly visible on the left side, with a corresponding green treasury seal on the right.