$10, $20, & $50 bills

General Carl Broadchurch
Broadchurch served as the GLZ’s highest ranking military officer and the architect of the military campaigns against the HLZ in the St. Louis and Twin Cities regions as well as the peace treaty ending the conflict.

Background image
The dual crows behind the general refer to Broadchurch’s oft-quoted dictum “When we are done with them, there won’t be anything left for the crows to pick clean.”

$10 bill
5” x 2.63” (12.7 cm x 6.7 cm)

The design currency of the Great Lakes Zone follows a system not unlike that of the European Union, with size and color varying with each denomination. As with the European Union’s system, the bills grow larger as denominations increase.

The back of a $10 bill found in the Jarndyke Ark

Map
A map of the Great Lakes Zone is featured prominently on the reverse of all GLZ currency.

$10 bill (verso)
5” x 2.63” (12.7 cm x 6.7 cm)

Carrie Frames
Carrie Frames served as a tank crew member in the 26th Armored Division, which fought in St. Louis before GLZ forces ultimately pulled back and razed the city. Captured by the Heartland Zone army after her vehicle was disabled by an armor-piercing round and the rest of her crew was killed, Frames was tried as an enemy combatant in a highly publicized show trial. She was executed on March 1, NE006.

Background image
The image behind Frames depicts the Rutledge Farmhouse, located in present-day Arnold, Missouri, site of the battle in which she was captured.

$20 bill
5.23” x 2.75” (13.2 cm x 7.1 cm)

The back of a $20 bill found in the Jarndyke Ark

Weapons
As with other denominations, the seal is seen here ringed with a corona of assault rifles, which serve as an anti-counterfeiting filigree.

$20 bill (verso)
5.23” x 2.75” (13.2 cm x 7.1 cm)

Jennifer Leakey
A martyr of the GLZ’s brief war with the Southeast Zone, seven-year-old Jennifer Leakey was killed in an airstrike in New Albany on June 23, NE0002. Leakey was among the first to hear the approaching planes, even before the air raid sirens sounded, and died on her elementary school’s playground after helping 20 to 30 younger children into the shelter.

Background image
The image behind Leakey appears to be that of a ruined city, perhaps alluding to her death in the Southeast Zone’s air campaign, which severely damaged industry along the Ohio River.

$50 bill
5.5” x 3” (12.9 cm x 7.7 cm)

The back of a $50 bill found in the Jarndyke Ark

Filigree
This baroque motif appears on the reverse of each GLZ bill found in the Jarndyke Ark.

$50 bill (verso)
5.5” x 3” (12.9 cm x 7.7 cm)