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I wouldn't be surprised if the bills themselves are marked with specimen or something on the non-visible side. Maybe they're also artificially worn bills produc
by crazysim 1y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if the bills themselves are marked with specimen or something on the non-visible side. Maybe they're also artificially worn bills produced during bringup or testing.
- burnt-resistor 1y agoI agree. The "money" probably has the shape and appearance of money, but isn't legal tender out of concern risk management and theft. The cube is almost certainly hollow, to cut weight and cost. It's the idea of what a cube of $1m would look like. It should at least fulfill that requirement faithfully.
- nativeit 1y agoSomeone else had mentioned these were retired dollar bills (aka, otherwise headed to the incinerator) but I don't know the provenance of this information.