Ron C
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This isn't a direct answer to your question, but it is possible that someone had slipped the $20 bill in a book back in 1969 and just found it and decided to spend it very recently. If it was out of the light and didn't get circulated, I'd think it would still look brand-new. |
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Just The Facts Please
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send me your 20 and I'll examine it for you. |
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sweet_gal0804
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If its an old 20 it should have little green dots all over it.... if you can peel them off its real....
also run it under water if it falls apart its fake if it holds up them its made of jean fibers and is real |
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♫jmann♫
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Since the treasury collects all old circulating money and burns it, your twenty could be rare. i would have it checked. |
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pinkstealth
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Take it to the bank. They will let you know. |
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meanie
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maybe someone took it out of a proof set.. take it to your local bank and have it checked. |
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andy in greece
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If you take it to the bank & it's a fake, they'll keep it & ask questions. Take it to a shop where you know the people & get them to scan it. They did have the watermark in them in 1969. |
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Harley
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Counterfiet 'thing'?
Not sure what you're talking about. |
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Karl
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No, Does it say "Silver Certificate"? |
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jeffrey' s lil angel
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take it to the bank and have them check and tell them how u got it my step grandfather got one like that once and he almost got in trolbe over it and almost had to go to court so please tell them how u got it and everything |
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PEACHES
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Not all money has the strip in it. The Government just started putting that strip in our money.Your 20 dollar bill is probably legit,but if you need to know the truth,then take it to the Bank.They can tell you if its fake ,or not |
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babble_guts
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hold it up to any others you have and compare it! |
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out8east2000
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The old $20 bill don`t have an counterfeit stripe Yes the bill in which you saw of could be real just kept in a perfect condition |
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Al
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take it to any store and let them use the marker on it!! |
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cdf-rom
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It couldn't hurt to have it checked. Saddam Hussein was counterfeiting huge amounts of US currency. Remember three years ago, when our soldiers entered Baghdad? They found tractor-trailer loads of $100 dollar bills. Then we didn't hear anything else about it in the news after that.
Here's a clue: the $100 is a large denomination bill, it doesn't circulate very fast and they take a long time to wear out to the point where they wear out and must be removed from circulation.
The US Mint probably doesn't print one tractor trailer load of $100 bills in the course of five years!
Do you think Saddam was counterfeiting US currency on the grand scale...? Talk about an unconventional weapon of mass effect! (No wonder he could afford all those palaces with solid gold toilet seats.) One more reason for taking him out.
So, there is probably a lot of phoney US currency floating around the world that he made. One of them could have found its way into your pocket. |
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