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Watchtower Money is clearly marked as invalid currency or voided checks. Do not try to use this as real money. All currency and checks on this site are for informational purposes only.

About the Russell Zero Dollar: Charles Taze Russell was the founder of the Watchtower organization. The serial numbers commemorate of six different years of failed interpretation. Symbology includes the "cross and crown," used as an early Watchtower logo (and which is also a Masonic image), and the pyramid memorial to Russel celebrating his use of Egyptology to interpret the Bible. | See video | The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society and Religious Order of Jehovah's Witnesses are legal entities of Jehovah's Witnesses.

About the checks: Beth Sarim and the address refers to the mansion where 'Judge' Rutherford, leader of Jehovah's Witnesses, lived during the Great Depression. Watchtower Bank is not a real institution, although you can send your checks to that address. Check number 1975 reflects the uneventful year that many JWs looked forward to as the end of the world.

 

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Zero Dollar

Russell Zero Dollar
Featuring the founder of the Watchtower organization, historical "pagan" symbology, and failed date prophecies.

Check Child Abuse

Check Child Abuse
Directs to Silent Lambs, a group providing assistance to abuse victims silenced by religious organizations such as Jehovah's Witnesses.

Check Blood Policy

Check Blood Policy
Directs to Associated Jehovah's Witnesses for Reform on Blood, and the misrepresentation of information by the Watchtower organization about blood transfusions.

Check UN Affliation

Check UN Affliation
Protests the Watchtower's hypocritical participation with the UN. See more information at freeminds.org.

Check Information Control

Check Information Control
Protests the Watchtower's suppression of embarrassing information. In 2006, the Watchtower forced the shutdown of a website that posted quotes of JW publications. The attack was not very successful. Just Google "Watchtower Quotes."