CoinWorld - They may look like play money to us, but the 100 $1 million Federal Reserve notes confiscated from a home in Taiwan were taken quite seriously by the island's Justice Ministry Investigation Bureau. Taiwan's China Post reported on April 28 that the bureau first learned something was amiss when someone attempted to donate a $1 million bill to a Taiwanese foundation. The foundation deposited the note at a branch of Citibank in Taiwan, after which the note was transferred the bank's New York City headquarters for authentication.
"someone attempted to donate" "an official on the mainland gave them to him" "compensation for loss ... in a shoe business" "an American authentication bureau"
Why would anyone have to have these authenticated?
They know these were never made, yet they are prosecuting him for forgery.
Good thing Daniel Carr does not live in Taiwan.
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