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I just got back from the bank today, but unfortunately, I wasn't careful in checking the bills I was handing over, and accidently gave a 20 dollar bill I had entered to Where's George and the teller immediately started asking questions. I explained that I put the stamp there so I could see where my money went, and she responded with "oh well we can't hand these bills out because customers don't like marked money" which I find funny since I get bills with writing on them all the time from there

I was wondering where the best place to spend marked 20s would be, since I assume if a small business makes a deposit to a bank like this, it's the end of the line for those bills. I heard larger businesses get an armored car service which puts the bills in ATMs so maybe that would be an option, but in the mean time, I learned a harsh truth that my bank doesn't like marked bills.
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The bill is legal tender as long as it is entire and recognizable as a genuine bill. Your bank is blowing smoke, put it in the night deposit with some others with a deposit slip, they'll take it.
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Asking questions? Yes, it's a $20, should have been your answer to all their questions.
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Along with, may I talk to the branch manager.
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I think Walmart gets their currency/coin from a delivery service such as Brinks, Gardia, etc.
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The bill is legal tender as long as it is entire and recognizable as a genuine bill.
Unless you owe the bank money they do not have to take it. Legal tender applies to outstanding debts, not deposits.


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...put it in the night deposit with some others with a deposit slip, they'll take it.
Good idea.

Depending on how busy the bank was, you could try the next teller over. It is how I get things done when dealing with my cable company.
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So Cc110 - did she take the $20 in the end, or refuse it?
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Yep, they took my marked bill, but I think it had a detrimental effect on my relationship with the tellers there, so I'll probably need to find a new regular pickup bank to use. Luckily, I test for my driver's license in less than a month so I shouldn't have to frequent this branch too much longer.
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