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Try To Deposit A $1 Million Dollar Bill
This is really kind of overdoing it on the forgery stuff.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20071128/...on_dollar_bill Ron :LOL: |
No sense being dumb unless you can prove it.
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I still do not understand what species these "people" are. The human race was once renowned for intelligence, so I really think that there are 2 different species claiming to be Human.
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Ron - not forgery, simply purchased - the $1 mill bills are still available: http://www.livingwaters.com/Merchant...02/million.jpghttp://www.livingwaters.com/Merchant...oduct_Code=298 |
Didn't we already have the Darwin check for the year?
Why are the new candidates trying out for next year already? :D :D |
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Ray, I got to looking in my desk drawer after I read your link and I have a $1 million dollar bill but it looks different than those do. I also have $8 dollar bills and $3 dollar bills. But I wouldn't try to deposit them in a bank or spend them unless I was buying something from Warren. Of course Frenchy would probably take them. Ron :LOL: |
Give the guy a break, he wasn't that stupid. If he was a real idiot, he would have tried to pay for the carton of cigarettes with the million dollar bill. :LOL: :LOL: Could you imagine the cashier trying to figure out the change for that transaction? :eek: :LOL: :eek: :LOL:
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Ron - although these bills (Gold Certificates) were discontinued in 1940, you may want to re-check your desk drawer to see if you have one.
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Ray,
I wish I did have some of the old gold certificates. All I have are some $1 dollar ones I think and a couple of mint $10 dollar gold pieces. And I was wrong, my $1 million dollar bill does look like those, it just isn't crumpled up. Man, he must be stupid to try and pass something like that in a bank. Take it to Arkansas or Alabama where they would take them in the stores. :3DSMILE: Kind of like the old joke about the drunken counterfeiters. They made a bunch of what they thought were $20 dollar bills but when they sobered up they realized they were $12 dollar bills. Not wanting to waste all that time they took them to Arkansas and one guy took one into a little store to see if he could get change for it. He came back out all smiles as they had not even questioned it but gave him two $3 dollar bills and a $6 dollar bill for it. Ron :) |
I would love to get my hands on one of those. My dad used to be a currency collector and he had a few Gold Notes that were worth a lot of cash.
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Joe, I wish I had some of those too. Heck, I just wish I had a $100,000 dollars. Ron :) |
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That was quite an impressive collection. Maybe I should make a trip back through the South to some of the small farming towns and see if they have anything stashed away. Ron :) |
He had a lot more stuff too. Sometimes I really wish I knew what happened to it all, but I know a large part of it was stolen. He had a lot of coins too.
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