Weird Tract Number 107: "The Wages of Sin" Funny Money (distributed by Pilgrim Tract Society)

Troy Davis writes:

The Museum of Weird and Demented Religious Tracts has an extensive collection of tracts that resemble paper money. These tracts have long been the bane of servers who have received them by well-meaning fundies who believe that saving a wait-person's soul is more valuable than temporal things like moola. In previous decades, there were cases in which the Secret Service cracked down on the printing of this religious funny money, even though earlier religious money specimens were obviously not real currency. In the past decade, some publishers have created religious counterfeit money that resembles real currency. This example is probably from the '50s. The other side of the currency along with a pic of some of the museum's other funny money are below.

The Museum of Weird and Demented Religious Tracts is a project of Les Zazous Postmodern Art Galley of Bellaire, Ohio. Read the Welcome Statement of The Museum here.

For more on the gallery, check out the web site here and the gallery's Twitter handle is @ZazousLes.  The Twitter handle for the museum is @WeirdTracts

The index of tracts for the museum's website is here. 

Contributions of weird tracts to the museum can be made by mail: send your weird tracts to Les Zazous Postmodern Art Gallery 3475 Guernsey Street, Bellaire, Ohio 43906.