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To be clear - he doesn't actually print these. He buys sheets of pre-printed bills and re-packages them into books instead of cutting them into individual bill
To be clear - he doesn't actually print these. He buys sheets of pre-printed bills and re-packages them into books instead of cutting them into individual bills.
A neat trick, but completely legal US cash money
(The US $2 bill is unusual, but legal)
Why does he mentioned owning his own dye-sub printer then? He's clearly printing some part of it, no?
Edit: thanks for the replies, didn't catch that.
He "has them printed" and also has a dye-sub printer. He never says he has them printed using his dye-sub printer.
In the linked article on woz.org he discusses making a fake ID with a high-end dye-sub printer.
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I've got one of his bills, it is disconcerting to see a bill with a perforated edge.