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Counterfeit $1 Dollar Bill?

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Is this what I think it is? If so WHY.. Or is there another way it could get about a quarter inch shorter? Any help is GREATLY appreciated.

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Maybe a dryer.
Can you feel the ink on Washington's coat, or on the back opposite, see the impressions of the coat's lines?
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 Posted 09/05/2014  7:30 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add chaslax187 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
maybe cut from a sheet at home by someones kid, ruined grandpas collection
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I know you can shrink them with anhydrous ammonia. But I think it would be much smaller? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqU1VrOX5r8


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maybe cut from a sheet at home by someones kid, ruined grandpas collection


No. The serial # would begin with a 9 if it were from an uncut sheet.
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Went through the wash in a pocket perhaps?
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First thing that came to mind was it went through the wash/dryer combo. They are made from 75% cotton and 25% linen fibers, so it's certainly plausible, but I have not personally tested it out.
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Heat can shrink them.
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Chas, technically all uncut sheets have S/Ns is/8 or 9 as first digit.
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