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Does this mean you occasionally find poorly cut bills in normal circulation? If I received one, I'd also be suspicious.
by Symbiote 4y ago
Does this mean you occasionally find poorly cut bills in normal circulation?
If I received one, I'd also be suspicious.
- sneak 4y agoSometimes. I used to buy the sheets and rip out bills with half a bill on the surrounding 4 edges. They make fun party gifts. https://s3.sneak.cloud/sneak-public/2003/2003-02-19.jpg https://s3.sneak.cloud/sneak-public/2003/2003-02-19.jpg
- lesquivemeau 4y agoI really like this image: It's eight days older than me, but the quality is as good as it gets. Most of the photos I have from my early years are quite low-res because they were taken with early digital cameras. Hope these people are doing well!
- lupire 4y agoHow do you know the age?
- sneak 4y agoThere's a date in the filename. That said, I think it may be misdated, as I think the image is from closer to 2007/8, as I think I shot it on a 40D which only came out in Aug 2007. I've gone through 3 or 4 generations of photo library management software since then and the metadata may have gotten mangled.
- warner25 4y agoYou can tell the age from the $1 bill itself. It looks like it was printed in 2006 and has the signature of Hank Paulson, Secretary of the Treasury from 2006-2009. You can compare it to his signature: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Paulson#/media/File:Henry_M_Paulson_Jr_sig.svg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Paulson#/media/File:Henr...
- xpe 4y agoAnd... when you work in a casino, being suspicious is part of the job description.
- acomjean 4y agoWould explain some of my poor luck using bills in vending machines…