BladeRunner (вιg ριмριη)
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would you?
think about it... |
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Save The Tatas
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Do you have the other half? |
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set apart
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Not in America. |
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Megan
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LOL no dude.... its not worth ****. |
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Chaosavatar123
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... Let me ask you this ... I owe you $50 ... I say that I only I have a 100 dollar bill and I tear it in half and give one half to you ... you you accept it and say my debt is payed? |
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Bardle
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nope |
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misskate12001
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You need 2/3 to turn it in for them to consider replacing it. |
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Wizard
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no
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hello :)
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no they think its worthless.the ice cream man wouldnt take my half of a dollar |
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Simple Minds
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No they won't becuase ripping or writing on money is a Federal Crime, it;s considered Vandalism. So no, they will not. |
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♥Cali4nia Gal♥
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no, both serial numbers must be present. Sorry. |
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Mr BEAN
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if it has the number on it the ss number if you have a friend who works as a cashier who is about to quit try talkin to them about accepting it i would do that if wasq about to quit and later tell my boss o sorry it must have torn |
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Fasf F
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no |
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Piper!
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no, unless you have the other half and tape it on exactly |
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rtfm
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You need to have a piece that's obviously more than 50 percent of the original bill in order for a bank to give you another bill. Otherwise, you might have to mail it to the Treasury to see if they'll replace it for you. |
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Alex Kolan
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sorry but no but if you have the other have and tape them together then they will accept it |
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Dr. Nightcall
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I'm not sure if a bank will but the government might. Currency is considered mutilated if:
* NOT CLEARLY more than one-half of the original note and/or,
* in such condition that the value is questionable and special examination is required to determine its value.
According to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, mutilated United States currency may be exchanged at face value if:
* more than 50% of a note identifiable as United States currency is present; or,
* 50% or less of a note identifiable as United States currency is present, and the method of mutilation and supporting evidence demonstrates to the satisfaction of the Treasury that the missing portions have been totally destroyed. |
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Samm
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As in its torn in half? The bills have a serial number on it on the left and right side as long as it has both number its okay but if it in half no they wont |
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Schmeah
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ha! no |
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icedxtear
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only if its a bigger half. there is a chance. |
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Bill Taco
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No, it has to be at least 90% full, and it must contain the serial #. |
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*~Nena~*
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if u have the other half then they wil |
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natesumo
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NNNNNOOOOO!!!!!!! |
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Jackie
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no but if you have the other half tape it back to together |
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red6tigera
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no it has to be the whole thing or not they will not accept it. |
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naruto.uzumaki.12
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i think not unless you have the other end |
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peridotleoaugust
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i wish but no sorry
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Juliet
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If you have more than half - they will take it in and give you a new one. |
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m v
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they used to but it has to be more than half i believe |
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Hey ;]
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no because the argument behind it is..... u ripped it and ur gonna get 100 dollars for each half. But its always worth a try! |
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۩ Jerry ۩
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No, if they did, you could cut a $100 bill and get $200 out of it. I've heard if you have MOST of a bill, they'll take it, but it would probably be a case by case situation. |
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