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While going through some old personal boxes at my parents house recently, I came across one of my old money bags that I used when delivering papers as a kid. I typically held onto old stuff or traded face value with my parents.  Not sure how to turn the pict for horizontal view. Edited by Hunter611
12/29/2019 2:01 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Nice find from your olden days.
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Bedrock of the Community
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And two out of three are stars!
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Not sure how to turn the pict for horizontal view. Select "edit" while viewing photo, look for this sign, and apply until the photo is oriented correctly. Easy Peasy.   |
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Quote: This is a dye pack I bought on ebay. It's made from 61 $20 bills. The battery has been removed, thankfully. Wow!  Nice additions, all!  |
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An interesting acrylic paperweight from the 60's. Two of the bills in the pack are real, although that Joseph Barr courtesy autograph looks doubtful. Oh well, it was only 27 dollars and it looks cool on my desk. :)  |
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That is an interesting one.
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Very nice! |
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A harder to find Louisiana obsolete.   |
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Nice remainder WB. I once read that the back design was the inspiration for the southern song Dixie.
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Very nice addition wheatback.
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I was surfing the Net and dropped by a paper currency forum and saw a thread titled, FREE WWII NOTES (and a beat up large dollar). I was the first to respond, politely asking for the Black Eagle. It arrived last week and best I can tell it's an Fr.235 (Elliot/White) . It came sandwiched between two time cards in an envelope marked "Photos". It literally took me 10 minutes to gingerly ease it into a currency sleeve. It has two names penned on the back, both from Sanford Michigan. Some tape repair, splitting, paper pulls, staining and pinholes but other than that it's perfect. I'll humbly and thankfully give it a new home and act as its new steward.   |
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Nice save Steve |
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