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Yes. If it's completely torn and you have more than 50% of it left, it's still legal tender. If it's in really bad shape, you might have to send it to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to get it replaced.
http://www.bep.treas.gov/
emitinpink
You can just take it to the bank and theyll exchange it for you
measserv
Even with a part missing it is still good as long as you have more than 50% of the bill. Not just 50% - more.
Rachel
If it is complete, just tape it back together and you can use it. If you are missing part of the serial number then I think you are out of luck.
redlemon65
You can legally use the bill if you have one serial number and over 1/2 of the bill. The US Treasury will replace the note with a good note. Most banks will accept the bill for a good bill and submit the bill for replacement.
teresathegreat
If it's just a little bit torn, then yes. If it's actually ripped into two pieces, then you need to exchange it. As long as you have 51% of the bill, then you can exchange it for a new one. Your bank will probably do this, or you can check the national Treasury website.
Tim
As long as you have both serial numbers you can.
juyi
Yes, as long as no more than 1 corner is torn off. If it's just torn but otherwise intact, no problem.
December
as long as it is in one piece
Elisabeth T
duh! just tape it well and it will be worth 20 bucks again!
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