body: The only information I am able to find on this topic is under the assumption that the duplication would be in print format:
  
  
  Some of the most common conditions are (not all apply to every country):
  
  
  * **Size** - smaller or larger than original, the amount varies by country
  * **Color** - black & white reproductions only or the use of distinctly
  different colors from original
  * **One-side** - reproductions cannot be double-sided
  * **Surface Area** - only a certain percentage of the overall
  surface of one side of the bill may be depicted
  * **Orientation** - currency must be at an angle within the illustration
  * **Labeling** - placing the word "Specimen" or "Sample" across the illustration
  * **Material** - some types of reproductions can only be placed on materials that are not paper or paper-like
  * **Permission** - in some countries you must request permission in writing before reproducing banknotes in advertising or for educational purposes
  * **Creative Materials** - disposal of scans, negatives, plates, or other materials used in creating the currency reproductions
  
  
  I'm just looking to use elements of currency as part of a mobile website theme; there's a **very** obvious lack of the possibility of mistaking anything as counterfeit. But, I'm aware of the sensitivity of this, so I want to make sure I'm not taking any chances on getting caught up on a technicality; the prison industrial complex is booming business now.
  
  
  I suppose just using *portions* of a US dollar bill might be the safest route, but I just need to know what my limitations are before heading down this path. 
  
  
  Lastly, where's a great place to find this type of information without risking a tour of Guantanamo? 
  
  
  
title: Using US currency within a webpage design