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1. U.S. Currency and Coin

2. Currency in Circulation by Denomination

3. Comparative Totals of Money in Circulation -- Selected Dates

4. Consumer Credit Outstanding, 1999-2001

5. Estimate of Current United States Debt

U.S. Currency and Coin Source: Financial Management Service U.S. Department of the Treasury, June 30,2002 Amounts Outstanding and in Circulation, 2002

Currency	Total Currency and Coin (in millions)	Total Currency (in millions)	Federal Reserve Notes (in millions)¹	U.S. Notes	Currency No Longer Issued
Amounts outstanding	$786,132.4	$752,632.1	$752,137.4	$262,775.016	$251,941,547
Less Amounts Held by:	.	..	..	...	...
Treasury	371.1	19.8	19.6	20,739	189,217
Federal Reserve.Banks	127,839.6	126,889.8	126,889.8	----	1,811
_____________________	__________	__________	___________	____________	____________
Amounts in Circulation	$562,949.3	$535,350.0	$534,829.6	$266,923.677	$253,465,249


Coins²	Total (in millions)	Dollars (in millions)³	Fractional Coins (in millions)
Amounts.Outstanding	$33,480.3	$3,492.9	$29,987.4
Less.Amounts.Held.by:	..	..	-
Treasury	31.3	300.8	50.4
. . .Federal.Reserve.Banks	947.7	198.5	751.3
______________________	________________	________________	_______________
Amounts.in.Circulation	$32,181.3	$2,995.6	$29,185.7
(1) Issued on or after July 1, 1929. (2) Excludes coins sold to collectors at premium prices. (3) Includes $481,781,898 in standard silver dollars.


Currency in Circulation by Denomination Source: Financial Management Service U.S. Department of the Treasury, June 30,2002
Denomination	Total Currency in Circulation	Federal Reserve Notes¹	U.S. Notes	Currency No Longer Issued
$1	$7,607,195,706	$7,461,125,222	$143,481	$145,927,003
$2	1,280,733,245	1,148,369,612	132,351,066	12,576
$5	8,846,548,605	8,707,036,985	109,707,610	29,804,010
$10	13,990,099,800	13,968,224,200	5,950	21,869,650
$20	96,856,498,360	96,836,393,160	3,380	20,101,820
$50	56,272,791,100	56,261,297,950	--	11,493,150
$100	440,574,178.500	440,531,643,000	20,542,700	21,992,800
$500	142,932,500	142,744,500	--	188,000
$1,000	166,221,000	166,015,000	--	206,000
$5,000	1,755,000	1,700,000	--	55,000
$10,000	3,440,000	3,340,000	--	100,000
Fractional Parts	485	--	--	485
Partial Notes²	115	--	90	25
_________________	_______________	________________	_____________	____________
TOTAL CURRENCY	$625,742,394,425	$625,227,889,629	$262,754,277	$251,750,519
(1) Issued on or after July 1, 1929 (2) Represents the value of certain partial denominations not presented for redemption.

Comparative Totals of Money in Circulation
(Selected Dates)
Source: Financial Management Service
U.S. Department of the Treasury, June 30,2002

Date

Dollars
(in Millions)

Per Capita¹

Date

Dollars
(in Millions)

Per Capita¹

June 30,2002

$657,924.0

$2,289.25

June 30, 1960

$32,064.6

$177.47

May 31,2002

653,817.0

2,276.76

June 30, 1955

30,229.3

182.90

Mar. 31, 1998

474,979.0

1,762.42

June 30, 1950

27,156.3

179.03

Mar.31, 1997

444,534.0

1,664.58

June 30, 1945

26,746.4

191.14

Mar. 31, 1996

416,280.0

1,573.15

June 30, 1940

7,847.5

59.40

Mar. 31, 1995

401,610.0

1,531.39

June 30, 1935

5,567.1

43.75

Mar. 31, 1990

257,664.4

1,028.71

June 30, 1930

4,522.0

36.74

June 30, 1985

185,890.7

778.58

June 30, 1925

4,815.2

41.56

June 30, 1980

127,097.2

558.28

June 30, 1920

5,467.6

51.36

June 30, 1975

81,196.4

380.08

June 30, 1915

3,319.6

33.01

June 30, 1970

54,351.0

265.39

June 30, 1910

3,148.7

34.07

June 30, 1965

39,719.8

204.14

(1) Based on Bureau of Census estimates of population. The requirement for a gold reserve
       against U.S. notes was repealed by Public Law 90-269, approved March 18, 1968. Silver
       Certificates issued on and after July,1, 1929, became redeemable from the general fund on
       June 24,1968. The amount of security after those dates has been reduced accordingly.

IT'S A FACT: The first U.S. commemorative coin was produced in 1892 and featured Christopher Columbus. One year later, Queen Isabella of Spain became the first woman to be featured on a U.S. commemorative coin.

Consumer Credit Outstanding, 1999-2002 (in Billions of Dollars) Source: Federal Reserve System Estimated amounts of credit outstanding as of end of year. Not seasonally adjusted.
.	1999	2000	2001
TOTAL	$1,446.1	$1,593.1	$1,701.9
Major Holders	,	,	,
Commercial Banks	499.8	541.5	558.4
Finance Companies	201.5	219.8	236.6
Credit Unions	167.9	184.4	189.6
Savings Institutions	61.5	64.6	69.1
Nonfinancial Business	80.3	82.7	68.0
Pools of securitized assets¹	435.1	500.1	580.3
Major Types of Credit²	.	.	.
Revolving	621.9	693.0	727.3
Commercial Banks	189.4	210.3	219.8
Finance Companies	32.5	37.6	31.5
Credit Unions	20.6	22.2	22.3
Savings Institutions	15.8	16.6	17.8
Nonfinancial Business	42.8	42.4	29.8
Pools of Securitized Assets¹	320.8	356.1	401.1
Nonrevolving	824.2	900.1	974.6
Commercial Banks	310.4	323.4	333.5
Finance Companies	169.1	182.2	205.0
Credit Unions	147.3	162.2	167.3
Savings Institutions	45.7	48.0	51.3
Nonfinancial Business	37.5	40.2	38.2
Pools of Securitized Assets¹	114.2	144.0	179.2
(1) Outstanding balances of pools upon which securities have been issued; these balances are no longer carried on the balance sheets of the loan originators. (2) Includes estimates for holders that do not separately report consumer credit holding by type.

Estimate of Current

United States National Debt

Source: The U. S. Department of The Treasury and
The Census Bureau of The U.S. Department of Commerce

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Estimated Current National Debt as of
Share of National Debt For Each US Citizen
National Debt Share for Family of 2
National Debt Share for Family of 3
National Debt Share for Family of 4
National Debt Share for Family of 5
National Debt Share for Family of 6