I have always wondered where my money went after I spent it, so I stumbled upon this website after finding it on a dollar bill. Check it out.
www.wheresgeorge.com
www.wheresgeorge.com
I've put in like 50 bills and have a few hits, but haven't done it in a long time.
On the subject of amusingly marked bills...I found this one a while ago and had to take a pic:
Speaking as a coin and currency collector ...
PLEASE DON'T DO THIS
It makes the bill absolutely worthless to those of us who collect them. I came across a $2 bill last week that would've been worth about $60. But, because someone had stamped it with one of those http://www.wheresgeorge.com stamps, it makes it completely uncollectable.
Speaking as a coin and currency collector ...
PLEASE DON'T DO THIS
It makes the bill absolutely worthless to those of us who collect them. I came across a $2 bill last week that would've been worth about $60. But, because someone had stamped it with one of those www.wheresgeorge.com stamps, it makes it completely uncollectable.
< defaced bills, a Federal crime >
Did you set-up your ink-jet to do them in bulk?
Speaking as a coin and currency collector ...
PLEASE DON'T DO THIS
It makes the bill absolutely worthless to those of us who collect them. I came across a $2 bill last week that would've been worth about $60. But, because someone had stamped it with one of those http://www.wheresgeorge.com stamps, it makes it completely uncollectable.
They probably do have a larger value than their face-value, but I would assume that it's not much, and the one worth $60 isn't just every ordinary $2 bill.I know that this thread is a few years old, but do $2 bills actually have more than face-value? I have a couple sitting in my drawer!