U.S. $20 Bill - Front and Back Design, Features, and Historical Significance #3531906 (License: Personal Use)

The obverse features a portrait of Andrew Jackson, the seventh U.S. president, surrounded by ornate scrollwork, serial numbers, and the Treasury seal; the reverse depicts the North Portico of the White House in green ink with decorative borders. This note includes security features such as a watermark, color-shifting ink, and a security thread visible under light. It was issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Washington, D.C., as indicated by the “E” district letter.

This image is commonly used on educational finance sites, numismatic resources, government currency pages, and museum exhibits to illustrate U.S. paper money design, security elements, or historical figures. Users seeking visual reference for identification, learning, or verification purposes will find it valuable.