Rosie the Riveter was printed for Series 2, part of Cardsmiths Currency, a premium collector line tracing the history of money from ancient coinage to cryptocurrency. 15 variants of this card exist, down to Onyx at a print run of 1. It lands at 57 in the 74 card lineup. The illustration is credited to Annemarie Nicieza.
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Rosie the Riveter is a cultural icon representing the contribution of women in the workforce during World War Il. The image first associated with Rosie the Riveter was a recruiting poster for Westinghouse Electric by J. Howard Miller titled "We Can Do It." The name "Rosie the Riveter" actually derives from a song released in 1943. Norman Rockwell's drawing for the Saturday Evening Post of a female defense worker had the name "Rosie" on the character's lunchbox.
