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Geekologie Reader Edward J, being the intrepid lil' experimenter that he is, mixed-and-matched the president's faces on currency notes because he wanted to know what Honest Abe would look like without an honest beard. Kissable, that's how.

A while ago I was having a slow day at work, so i started to organizing the registers money to make closing the store easier, and i noticed that most of the presidents heads are scaled to the exact same size. Excluding the $1, $10, and $100's, you can fold them and mix and match their hair, noses, and beards. I scanned all of the best combinations I could come up with, and thought you might find them Geekologie worthy.

I'm kinda digging Abe in the top bill with all the swoopy hair. Now that's a mane. No, you're the mane! See what I did there? I'm full of shit like that.

Hit the jump for two more versions and another link to Edward's Flickr with even more.

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Edward's Flickr Gallery

Thanks Edward, but can you make a throwing star?

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