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Sawbuck: Origin, History of Slang Term For a $10 Bill

Financial Concepts

Definition

Sawbuck is a slang term with a couple of different money-related meanings. Historically, it has referred to a U.S. $10 bill, reportedly because two ornate Roman numeral Xs (resembling sawbucks) were present on the backside of the 10-dollar bill issued during the Civil War. Currently, the term is commonly used by interbank forex dealers to signify a transaction in the amount of $10 million U.S. dol

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