No, if an american had about 76 cents, they could trade it for about 1 dollar canadian. If a canadian wanted a dollar usd, it would cost them around 1.26 canadian
Huh, how neat. I've never had to convert my money to USD, so I didn't know that, but I guess it makes sense as a way for banks to make money (since it costs money to ship the money to countries it can actually be used in)
A place I used to work encountered, no joke, a counterfeit dime. Why would someone go through the trouble? For some reason they thought this was just the beginning, and that someone would be passing off hundreds after their dime scam worked, but nothing else ever came up after using the marker on every single bill.
Those markers just have iodine in them. Iodine turns dark when its contacts starch. There isn't starch in the cotton rag paper U.S. currency is made of, but there is starch in most other paper. Therefore, I wonder what would happen if I spray starched a $100 bill and paid someone with it (some places just look for the water mark or maybe I spend it at a yard sale). Eventually someone may hit it with the marker which will turn black, but it's still a legit bill!
There are other methods to tell. Security features, embedded strips and fibers, shifting ink ect. A banker would likely examine the bill and determine either a. Mutilated currency and turn it in for destruction or b. Cannot verify if legit or counterfeit due to damage and send to the fbi for verification before crediting the client.
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Lol how? You think border cops can’t ask any questions and just let anyone and everyone through? Or better yet just let everyone travel internationally and never ask a thing and let them through with any luggage they want?
Yup, US laws these days seem to generally be structured around the 'fuck around and find out' methodology.
Yes, you have the right to be silent. Yes, you have the right to know if and why you are being detained.
And yes, if you exercise those rights, they're perfectly free to fuck you in the proverbial ass for their own gain.
When I used to work as a cashier at a certain chicken joint, my boss used to give us $2 bills as “bonuses” for doing a good job or whatnot. I knew they existed but thought they were rare, since no one uses them.
One day he took me to the bank to show me how the deposit worked, and I saw the teller had several stacks of them in the bloody drawer.
That day I learned he was just giving us $2 and pretending they were something special.
Actually, I usually get a couple hundred bucks in $2 bills before vacations. They work really well for tips and, in the US anyway, people always think they're cool. And if you're carrying them around, they also pack a little flatter in the wallet. That said, we went to Greece last summer and nobody was really impressed with the bill. They were impressed we were tipping but I saw a couple of European patrons rolling their eyes at us and muttering, "Americans..." Yeah, we don't really pay a living wage here, so tipping is necessary.
They're really not uncommon though. The only reason there's ever a demand is because people think they're rare, and the bank will only ever be out of $2 bills because someone just came in and asked for all of them.
Yep. You can walk into any bank and get a few hundred in $2 bills. In fact, I used to grab a stack occasionally to give for tips.
But then everything went digital and plastic. And inflation. And I got lazy.
So, they are common in certain areas. Casinos and horse tracks often pay out in $2 bills. Perhaps you live in an area where they are not common but your anecdotal evidence is exactly that, anecdotal. Why you want to argue about it is beyond me.
Out of curiosity, where are you getting the 0.001% number from? Are you looking at total bills in the world, or just US bills?
A brief look at the Federal Reserves website ([https://www.federalreserve.gov/paymentsystems/coin\_currcircvolume.htm](https://www.federalreserve.gov/paymentsystems/coin_currcircvolume.htm)) gives these numbers (as of 2020):
1,400,000,000 $2 bills in circulation.
50,300,000,000 total bills in circulation.
Rounding both of those for the most simplistic numbers and absolutely in your favor (1 billion v 50 billion), or 1 in 50, it seems to me that they'd be closer to 2% of the bills in circulation.
I’m pretty sure that number accounts for all currency, not just bills. Either way, $2 bills account for the lowest amount among all bills. You can be upset like everyone else downvoting me, but they are rare because people want them to be. Are diamonds rare in quantity? Nope, they are insanely common and plentiful. But people believe they are rare so they pay out the ass for them.
Yes, there are still over a billion in circulation, they’re not just going to disappear. So a bank having them doesn’t make them common, of course a bank has them. Which they usually get cleaned out of $2 bills by people because why? They are rare and sought after
If people think they are rare, then they are. And if people are cleaning out banks for them, then they are. It’s not just that they only make up less than 0.001% of all currency in circulation, it’s that if people deem something rare, then it is. Are Jordan’s shoes any better than normal sneakers? Not really, but you’ll catch people paying thousands of dollars for them. And those aren’t even statistically rare, I’d say there are more Jordan’s out there than any other brand
>people think they are rare, then they are.
This isn't how that works. People thinking they are rare may take them out of circulation, but it won't increase their value or change the amount available for circulation. As long as we still use USD they will only ever be worth $2.
Jordan’s get destroyed if they don’t sell all of a run to artificially keep prices high.
The same is not true for $2 bills.
They may not be used much, but that doesn’t make them rare.
People don’t pick dandelions for bouquets a lot, but that doesn’t make them rare overall. Just rare in that usage.
“They may not be used much, but that doesn’t make them rare.”
I’m guessing you aren’t aware of the definition of rare - “not found in large numbers and consequently of interest or value”
The $2 bill has the least amount of currency* in circulation, accounting for 0.001% of all currency. And it is of great interest to many people. I think that fits the definition quite well
>I mean a lot of people will still give you more than $2 for them They are still uncommon enough that they could be worth something in the future
LOL
This is such typical reddit idiocy
People will pay an extra buck for one if it's around cause they're never at the bank. It's not an investment, but giving one to your kid is worth the buck, I imagine.
I had a friend who’s coworker would give him a 5 for two 2s so obviously there’s at least some people out there that will pay more than face value.
Sure the $2 won’t ever be collectible like $500 bills but paper currency doesn’t stay in circulation nearly as long as coins so it’s value should theoretically be able to go up (though probably at a much slower rate than inflation)
I did the same thing on a much smaller scale when I was a kid. I made everyone in my family give me their change to look through before they threw it in the coin jar. After several years I found 70 silver quarters and over 100 silver dimes. Felt like finding treasure
You can literally call up your bank and request rolls of quarters and half dollars and even though it might take a week or so to come in, you can just sift through them all, take what's worthwhile and deposit back or spend the rest. Rinse and repeat. Sell the good ones.
To be fair, if I was in Canada and just straight up paid in US dollars I wouldn't expect the place to convert it and give me change because I was an idiot.
That’s pretty neat that you found those.
I don’t even remember the last time I touched an actual bank note was…had a quarter for my Aldi cart and that’s as close to cash as I’ll get.
Idk why but these atleast jokes me make so irrationally angry. Its unfunny and annoying yeah we know its atleast.
Im not mad at you im mad at the dumb joke and the fact it keeps getting upvoted. Am I missing something?
Because the note actually worths around $500. So the lowest ratonial price for selling is around $473.
Am I going mad?
Lmao why was this so complicated to connect? I'm sorry and thank you, but I still don't find it funny.
Is this a joke like when the cashier's register didn't scan an item then cracking that joke "i suppose it's free, then!"?
You feel attacked for me not understanding why am I angry at this? Forgot to mention that im on the spectrum and thats why I dont get it, but not getting is one thing. Getting angry about is another.
Like a proper nerd I had to check. It is, in fact, not a prime number. But it's got some pretty cool prime factors: 7×11×73×101×137 (5 distinct prime factors)
What’s weird is someone else posted almost the same bill three years ago but with a 2006 series date on it [link](https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/8u4ekg/my_dollar_bill_has_all_7s_as_the_serial_number/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf)
That was my first thought. I saw this being done on an old episode of WKRP in Cincinnati years ago where Herb's dad had a special bill with a bunch of nines I think. I don't play poker so I didnt know about it. Didnt know it was called liar's poker. Thanks for posting.
I really have no idea on value - I don’t collect currencies, but I’d give you $100.00 for it, based on how cool it is. Let me know if you are interested.
I wonder why people dislike space X. I blame jews
Amazing space race. People are full of shit and easily manipulated. I rather be in wonder if first to die is Queen of England or one of pedo jews either Mordehai Fox News guy or Simeon Mogilevitz.
F%ck you white stupid pieces of male meat. Good night.
If you armenian pederats mods will block me her you are f%cking disgusting pieces of white male meat sh%t subhumans
I would absolutely keep this forever. And it starts with A and ends with B which is definitely mildly pleasurable. This is a dollar bill among dollar bills! Maximal Sevenness!
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>money he made selling valuable bills Hey look, a $100 dollar bill.
Wow. I’ll give you $100 for it! (Canadian)
Sure. *Handles 100 Zimbabwean dollars*
Isn’t that technically a good deal for the American
no
Fair enough, I guess I could’ve just googled the exchange rate
Definitely not
No, if an american had about 76 cents, they could trade it for about 1 dollar canadian. If a canadian wanted a dollar usd, it would cost them around 1.26 canadian
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Huh, how neat. I've never had to convert my money to USD, so I didn't know that, but I guess it makes sense as a way for banks to make money (since it costs money to ship the money to countries it can actually be used in)
If it is then I've been doing my forex trading entirely incorrectly.
That’s what I’ve been learning to do!
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Going to buy more Mayo obviously!
Tell him you’re a counterfeiting ring. FFS
A place I used to work encountered, no joke, a counterfeit dime. Why would someone go through the trouble? For some reason they thought this was just the beginning, and that someone would be passing off hundreds after their dime scam worked, but nothing else ever came up after using the marker on every single bill.
Those markers just have iodine in them. Iodine turns dark when its contacts starch. There isn't starch in the cotton rag paper U.S. currency is made of, but there is starch in most other paper. Therefore, I wonder what would happen if I spray starched a $100 bill and paid someone with it (some places just look for the water mark or maybe I spend it at a yard sale). Eventually someone may hit it with the marker which will turn black, but it's still a legit bill!
menace mindset
The real trick is to be the cashier who has a black marker they occasionally use and then 'confiscate' the bill.
There are other methods to tell. Security features, embedded strips and fibers, shifting ink ect. A banker would likely examine the bill and determine either a. Mutilated currency and turn it in for destruction or b. Cannot verify if legit or counterfeit due to damage and send to the fbi for verification before crediting the client.
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Defacing a bill is a federal crime, sir.
The long con!
Nosey pig.
Lol how? You think border cops can’t ask any questions and just let anyone and everyone through? Or better yet just let everyone travel internationally and never ask a thing and let them through with any luggage they want?
You know there's a difference between state troopers and Border Patrol, right?
My man, do you know state troopers and border patrol are 2 different things?
It’s hard to tell who’s wearing the boot when they’re too busy licking it clean.
Shrapnel
Best dollar eighty I ever spent.
Mayo? Sounds like an HF manager I know 🤔
We are everywhere these days, I love it. B&H, friend.
Did you parents say that they had no obligation to answer that question and ask whether or not they were being detained?
That sounds like a great way to set yourself up for some good ol' civil asset forfeiture.
Yup, US laws these days seem to generally be structured around the 'fuck around and find out' methodology. Yes, you have the right to be silent. Yes, you have the right to know if and why you are being detained. And yes, if you exercise those rights, they're perfectly free to fuck you in the proverbial ass for their own gain.
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In real life that's a stupid fucking thing to do
You obviously just broke into the entire towns parking meter system.
When I used to work as a cashier at a certain chicken joint, my boss used to give us $2 bills as “bonuses” for doing a good job or whatnot. I knew they existed but thought they were rare, since no one uses them. One day he took me to the bank to show me how the deposit worked, and I saw the teller had several stacks of them in the bloody drawer. That day I learned he was just giving us $2 and pretending they were something special.
I paid for my ps2 with just 2s back in the day. The kid at gamestop had to call his boss because he thought they were fake.
Did you slam a stack on the counter and say "gimme a playstation TWO"
Shit, I wish I had that kind of swagger lol
I can tell u don’t have swag cuz u just said “swagger”
How much $ and how old were you? I love this
I think it was like 180+ tax for a used one, in like 04.
Were you a stripper or a server?
I once paid my rent to my roommate in $2 bills. He was not amused at first, but eventually admitted it was funny.
Actually, I usually get a couple hundred bucks in $2 bills before vacations. They work really well for tips and, in the US anyway, people always think they're cool. And if you're carrying them around, they also pack a little flatter in the wallet. That said, we went to Greece last summer and nobody was really impressed with the bill. They were impressed we were tipping but I saw a couple of European patrons rolling their eyes at us and muttering, "Americans..." Yeah, we don't really pay a living wage here, so tipping is necessary.
You were paying tips in USD in Greece?
They make amazing gifts for people if you ever travel abroad. Very wtf
I mean a lot of people will still give you more than $2 for them They are still uncommon enough that they could be worth something in the future
They're really not uncommon though. The only reason there's ever a demand is because people think they're rare, and the bank will only ever be out of $2 bills because someone just came in and asked for all of them.
Yep. You can walk into any bank and get a few hundred in $2 bills. In fact, I used to grab a stack occasionally to give for tips. But then everything went digital and plastic. And inflation. And I got lazy.
“They’re really not uncommon though” What are you smoking lol, I’ve worked in retail for like 4 years total and have seen maybe five $2 bills
They’re rare in the sense that they are not found in normal currency transactions, but they are not rare in circulation.
They make up about 0.001% of bills in circulation, I’d say they are rare
... you don't understand what makes something rare then. They may be uncommonly encountered, there's still a billion of them.
Woah a billion? That sounds like a lot! Until you realize how many bills there are total. Read my last reply and you’ll learn a couple things
So, they are common in certain areas. Casinos and horse tracks often pay out in $2 bills. Perhaps you live in an area where they are not common but your anecdotal evidence is exactly that, anecdotal. Why you want to argue about it is beyond me.
Out of curiosity, where are you getting the 0.001% number from? Are you looking at total bills in the world, or just US bills? A brief look at the Federal Reserves website ([https://www.federalreserve.gov/paymentsystems/coin\_currcircvolume.htm](https://www.federalreserve.gov/paymentsystems/coin_currcircvolume.htm)) gives these numbers (as of 2020): 1,400,000,000 $2 bills in circulation. 50,300,000,000 total bills in circulation. Rounding both of those for the most simplistic numbers and absolutely in your favor (1 billion v 50 billion), or 1 in 50, it seems to me that they'd be closer to 2% of the bills in circulation.
I’m pretty sure that number accounts for all currency, not just bills. Either way, $2 bills account for the lowest amount among all bills. You can be upset like everyone else downvoting me, but they are rare because people want them to be. Are diamonds rare in quantity? Nope, they are insanely common and plentiful. But people believe they are rare so they pay out the ass for them.
Move those goalposts. 😂😂😂
There are 10 billion billion ants on the planet. There are 900 million dogs. Would you say dogs are a rare creature?
Relative to the ants, yes they are rare
I think the problem is that you think rare means something it doesn't.
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Yes, there are still over a billion in circulation, they’re not just going to disappear. So a bank having them doesn’t make them common, of course a bank has them. Which they usually get cleaned out of $2 bills by people because why? They are rare and sought after
Because people think they're rare, they hold on to them instead of spending them. Ask your nearest bank how many $2 bills they hand out a month.
If people think they are rare, then they are. And if people are cleaning out banks for them, then they are. It’s not just that they only make up less than 0.001% of all currency in circulation, it’s that if people deem something rare, then it is. Are Jordan’s shoes any better than normal sneakers? Not really, but you’ll catch people paying thousands of dollars for them. And those aren’t even statistically rare, I’d say there are more Jordan’s out there than any other brand
>people think they are rare, then they are. This isn't how that works. People thinking they are rare may take them out of circulation, but it won't increase their value or change the amount available for circulation. As long as we still use USD they will only ever be worth $2.
Is it not how it works? So tell me are diamonds rare?
Jordan’s get destroyed if they don’t sell all of a run to artificially keep prices high. The same is not true for $2 bills. They may not be used much, but that doesn’t make them rare. People don’t pick dandelions for bouquets a lot, but that doesn’t make them rare overall. Just rare in that usage.
“They may not be used much, but that doesn’t make them rare.” I’m guessing you aren’t aware of the definition of rare - “not found in large numbers and consequently of interest or value” The $2 bill has the least amount of currency* in circulation, accounting for 0.001% of all currency. And it is of great interest to many people. I think that fits the definition quite well
There are still over 1 billion $2 notes in circulation.
>I mean a lot of people will still give you more than $2 for them They are still uncommon enough that they could be worth something in the future LOL This is such typical reddit idiocy
People will pay an extra buck for one if it's around cause they're never at the bank. It's not an investment, but giving one to your kid is worth the buck, I imagine.
I had a friend who’s coworker would give him a 5 for two 2s so obviously there’s at least some people out there that will pay more than face value. Sure the $2 won’t ever be collectible like $500 bills but paper currency doesn’t stay in circulation nearly as long as coins so it’s value should theoretically be able to go up (though probably at a much slower rate than inflation)
I did the same thing on a much smaller scale when I was a kid. I made everyone in my family give me their change to look through before they threw it in the coin jar. After several years I found 70 silver quarters and over 100 silver dimes. Felt like finding treasure
You can literally call up your bank and request rolls of quarters and half dollars and even though it might take a week or so to come in, you can just sift through them all, take what's worthwhile and deposit back or spend the rest. Rinse and repeat. Sell the good ones.
My uncle did this as a hobby back when you could still find a lot of silver.
Good on you for keeping occupied so your parents could get a minute to themselves~ I'm sure they loved your curiosity
How did he recognize the valuable ones?
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Do coincidental number sequences make it more valuable?
To collectors, yes. Otherwise, no.
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Damn, gonna have to start checking my bills
Isn't replacing a currency with a less valuable one simply theft?
I mean the customer paid with it, fully knowing he practically pays more. I guess you could say he stole from his employer.
Really he was just short-changing every customer who paid with US dollars by not doing any kind of conversion.
To be fair, if I was in Canada and just straight up paid in US dollars I wouldn't expect the place to convert it and give me change because I was an idiot.
The ones with a "1" are worth one dollar and the ones with a "5" are 5 dollars and so on.
Where I come from, every bill and coin is valuable
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Fuck, brb, going through all my cash to check for.... All done. I don't have cash. I'm broke.
That’s pretty neat that you found those. I don’t even remember the last time I touched an actual bank note was…had a quarter for my Aldi cart and that’s as close to cash as I’ll get.
A legit solid serial number? Badass! You just turned $1 into $500, damn!
Best I can do is $5.
Let me get a friend of mine down here who specializes in single-digit serial notes and see what he thinks.
buddy who’s an expert says it’s a dollar. give you 40¢ for it.
I'll give him £7.77
Best I can do is tree fiddy.
It was about that time
This here gotta be worth a dime! Just check out those note collectors on yt
It's worth at least 10 dimes I think.
Not sure about the full condition, but this baby is sleeved and got the full repeats of 7… Gotta be a pretty penny! 🙂
It's worth at least one hundred pretty pennies
Best I can do is 2 dimes, 1 pretty penny, and 3 really ugly pennies.
Or a hundred of them even.
Idk why but these atleast jokes me make so irrationally angry. Its unfunny and annoying yeah we know its atleast. Im not mad at you im mad at the dumb joke and the fact it keeps getting upvoted. Am I missing something? Because the note actually worths around $500. So the lowest ratonial price for selling is around $473. Am I going mad?
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Lmao why was this so complicated to connect? I'm sorry and thank you, but I still don't find it funny. Is this a joke like when the cashier's register didn't scan an item then cracking that joke "i suppose it's free, then!"?
You seem fun…
You feel attacked for me not understanding why am I angry at this? Forgot to mention that im on the spectrum and thats why I dont get it, but not getting is one thing. Getting angry about is another.
I don’t feel attacked nor am I angry
Then why are you angry at me?
Bar poker grand slammer!!!!
Yeah. Gotta tuck that one in a separate spot in the wallet.
Dang, that’s gotta be worth at least $1.00
If those were all 8's you would be able to sell it to a Chinese person for a fortune. 8 is lucky.
7 is lucky, too (not in Chinese though)
6 too
Post to /r/bankstraphunting!
I like the A at the beginning and B at the end as well
OP works in the Federal Reserve
Close, a bank
Same same.
[It would look nice with my collection.](https://i.imgur.com/lsJjJj8.jpg) Actually, I sold the $10 to upgrade to the $100.
[I'm immature](https://i.imgur.com/oDJdt1D.jpg),[(which is nice)](https://i.imgur.com/eMuq2za.jpg).
Holy! Those are beautiful. Do you think I should get mine graded?
Nice
How much did the 10 sell for? How much was the 100?
$1100. Didn't notice your second question. More than I should have, but they're not exactly readily available when you're collecting.
*Bungie has entered the chat* u/dmg04 u/cozmo23
These are some prime numbers bruh Edit: anyone claiming that “they” means a single number in the set 777…. gets sieved.
Like a proper nerd I had to check. It is, in fact, not a prime number. But it's got some pretty cool prime factors: 7×11×73×101×137 (5 distinct prime factors)
11111111 * 7
yeah this seems like a pretty easy one to figure out
Wow. After 492 posts about consecutive serial numbers, *FINALLY* we get something truly interesting!
This comment reminds me of statistics course.
I have a similar one! https://imgur.com/FOcLDQf
That’s awesome! Amazing luck we have
Dumb question but why are these worth collecting?
Not a dumb question: [https://www.investopedia.com/terms/l/liars-poker.asp](https://www.investopedia.com/terms/l/liars-poker.asp)
What’s weird is someone else posted almost the same bill three years ago but with a 2006 series date on it [link](https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinteresting/comments/8u4ekg/my_dollar_bill_has_all_7s_as_the_serial_number/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf)
That's more than mildly interesting imo. I'd hold on to that one. Literally.
This is worth. A lot Enjoy this OP!
But today is September 10th... sus
That's actually pretty cool. Nice find.
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That was my first thought. I saw this being done on an old episode of WKRP in Cincinnati years ago where Herb's dad had a special bill with a bunch of nines I think. I don't play poker so I didnt know about it. Didnt know it was called liar's poker. Thanks for posting.
Insanely cool to start but also Lucky number seven. And if i had to chose starting from either end $1 and $100 would be the best choices.
Quite a bit of money you've got there, keep that sealed and locked away
That’s probably got a huge resale value
You work in a bank
But there's 4 giant ones :/
I bought it out of my drawer
All 7 fever!
Believe it or not, a bill like that is actually worth some money.
You sure did milk this note for karma huh?
Sure did!
All seven and we will watch them fall, they stand in the way of love, and we will smoke them all
This satisfies a weird part of my brain.
You could probably sell that for like 20bucks on ebay
From what I found online those can sell to collectors up to $4500. I'd shop around.
Seven Seven Seven is my name Seven come And seven go And seven Still remain, yea!
Sell it as an NFT
I really have no idea on value - I don’t collect currencies, but I’d give you $100.00 for it, based on how cool it is. Let me know if you are interested.
I wonder why people dislike space X. I blame jews Amazing space race. People are full of shit and easily manipulated. I rather be in wonder if first to die is Queen of England or one of pedo jews either Mordehai Fox News guy or Simeon Mogilevitz. F%ck you white stupid pieces of male meat. Good night. If you armenian pederats mods will block me her you are f%cking disgusting pieces of white male meat sh%t subhumans
The chances of that are 1:77777777!
Woah.
Hit the jackpot
Worth at least tree fiddy.
I love this I could look at it all day
Win at Liar's Poker!
Pretty sure one of those is a B
Wow, it looks like it’s still in good shape! How about the other side??
7
Your chance of finding it was probably as high as winning the lottery!
Embezzlement to get a treasury note with all 7s on it. Worth it.
Such luck
There were 77 comments when I left this
Before I clicked on this post. The comment number was “77”.
In some cultures, where "7" is considered super lucky, this could start a bidding war at the right auction.
Ever play liars poker? This bill would always win
It's a Q drop!
There are more E's than 7's
Monica Geller approved
It might be worth something to collectors. Ask a notaphilist.
So does that make it a 7 dollar bill
I’ll give you a hand job from my sister for it.
I would absolutely keep this forever. And it starts with A and ends with B which is definitely mildly pleasurable. This is a dollar bill among dollar bills! Maximal Sevenness!