Poll of the Day > I made something, come in and critque/shit on it.

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This is a picture list of all signers of modern small-size US currency. I know it looks strange having the heading at the bottom, but because of a lack of planning ahead on my part, I didn't include space at the top. I just decided to roll with it. If you think I should re-do it so the heading is at the top you can let me know, but its a known issue I was just too lazy to fix in the moment.

https://imgur.com/PBaeRsW

That Steven Mnuchin bloke is a bold one to break tradition by signing his name in regular print and not cursive. It makes him look unprofessional compared to his predecessors, I should think. Anyway, this is a nice list of treasurer/secretary signatures and I think you have done a good job of compiling them. I see no problems with it, and I do not take any issue with the header not being at the top of the compilation. Personally, I like it because I can admire the pensmanship of these lot from so long ago and otherwise. In any case, when you are moving the header up, I would think it best to restrict the space occupied by it to at most two lines. This is just me, though; I am obsessive when it comes to line-spacing, white-space, and such. I also think that the people you made annotations for at the bottom of the page should be specially marked in their respective entries on the list, so that the reader knows to look for them; you know, sort of like an exhibit at a museum display.
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See, that is the kind of hard hitting analysis I wanted. Thank you. I will take some of that under consideration when I feel like making this better.

Mnuchin's hybrid lower-uppercase "T" is pretty clutch, despite having an underwhelming signature overall.

Catalina, Rosario and Anna absolutely slaying the competition.

Henry Fowler's is awesome too. Bold and humorous.

And Walter Orr Woods has some of the strangest W's I've ever seen.

My favorite might be Francine Irving Neff on the 1976 $2 bill and others.

Take a look at William E Simon. Actually opposite Neff on tha 1976 $2 bill.

That's a head scratcher.

I'd have liked alternating colors (or alternating shades) for the text background, to give them more clear visual separation.

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argonautweakend posted...

Take a look at William E Simon. Actually opposite Neff on tha 1976 $2 bill.

That's a head scratcher.

Definitely.

And George William Miller's Morse code signature.

There is more variety in signature styles than I would have thought. Thanks a lot for uploading this.

yeah for sure.