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Creased Plastic Banknote

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I found another birthday note, but it's on a plastic $20.00 banknote.
And someone folded it. Is there any way to straighten it out?
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i like to take two pieces of card board and then iron over the cardboard with an iron ! the heat and pressure straighten the bill right out !!
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An iron on plastic? I can't see that ending well...

With the new polymer notes, it appears that they are incredible hard to flatten once folded.
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Place the note between 2 pieces of very flat thick cardboard then place it under a very heavy weight & leave it there for a couple months. I use a stack of filled coin albums.

Do not apply heat in any manner as the note will shrivel and be ruined.
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I tried the kettle trick, but with no success. Any other ideas?
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Be VERY careful when you apply heat to polymer notes!!

If that heat is excessive, they will SHRINK!

Actually, I love making miniature plastic notes that way.
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