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Old December 11th, 2008 #1
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Default Women finds 97K while taking a dump then returns it.

The joo stole 1 trillion from the market then another 1 trillion from the kwan tax suckers, but will he tried to find the rightful owners of any of the 2 trillion?
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Old December 11th, 2008 #2
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Something is definitely "curious" about this story.

The report is that the "owner" said the money had come from the sale of her house. $1,000 bills have not been in circulation for many years now, so it's most unlikely that the cash (assuming it was in $1,000 bills as reported) was the proceeds of any recent real estate closing. In fact, it's most unlikely there actually were $1,000 bills...
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500 to 10,000 dollar bills were pulled in by the Federal Reserve in 1969. If any are still in the hands of private persons they still would be legal tender. They apparently stopped printing anything larger than a 100 dollar bill during World War 2.

 
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500 to 10,000 dollar bills were pulled in by the Federal Reserve in 1969.
Then how did I buy my first car in 1975 with a thousand and two five hundreds?
 
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Then how did I buy my first car in 1975 with a thousand and two five hundreds?
It was still legal tender if you had them. It still is today. Banks subject to Federal Reserve regulations are supposed to retire them from circulation. I don't know if savings banks and credit union banks were subject to these same regulations of retiring these bills.
 
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I knew it had been a damn long time they'd been out of circulation. Finding 97 of them in a bag today really seems incredible. I'd like to have one, but as far as I know they are strictly collector's items and museum pieces now.
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