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Americans, what're in your wallets?
- Thread starter Aquitaine
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Kilgore Trout
Misanthropic Humanist
Neither. I very rarely carry any cash at all.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber
Neither. I got carried away Christmas shopping for my fiance to spoil her.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Slick. At least it dosent have Canada or Mexico printed on it. .......Yet.
enchanted_one1975
Resident Lycanthrope
I haven't seen a hundred dollar bill in a long time. Still, they are both fiat. The real ones used to say "The United States Of America...will pay to the bearer on demand...(insert amount here)" and could be exchanged for an appropriate amount of silver or gold (depending on the denomination) at any time.
Aquitaine
Well-Known Member
You mean like those Gold/Silver Certificates?
I heard you can redeem your Federal Reserve Note..... for another Federal Reserve Note.
Makes you wonder about the true "value" of the stuff.......
whereismynotecard
Treasure Hunter
I've got a federal reserve 20 $ bill. That's all. I don't see ones with red on them very often...
Metalic Wings
Active Member
What cash in my wallet?
If it's there for more than two days then I'm dreaming.
If it's there for more than two days then I'm dreaming.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
I don't carry cash. And I work at a freaking bank! LOL
I do have a really cute wallet though. And in it I have a Barnes and Noble membership card, a Books A Million membership card, Discover, a debit card, a grocery store card, a library card, health insurance cards, voter registration, DL, picture and business card from my husband, my kids' addresses, a note my son sent on some flowers to me when he was stationed in Iraq, a love letter from my husband, and that's about it.
All that and no cash. But I think the stuff is better than cash.
I do have a really cute wallet though. And in it I have a Barnes and Noble membership card, a Books A Million membership card, Discover, a debit card, a grocery store card, a library card, health insurance cards, voter registration, DL, picture and business card from my husband, my kids' addresses, a note my son sent on some flowers to me when he was stationed in Iraq, a love letter from my husband, and that's about it.
All that and no cash. But I think the stuff is better than cash.
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whereismynotecard
Treasure Hunter
My wallet is full of old receipts, and business cards of professors/advisors who work at my university. Also there is my debit card, license, expired health insurance card, university ID card, high school ID card, walmart gift card, Toronto weekly bus pass, Maurices "take ten card," checks, deposit slips, one $20 bill, a flashdrive, movie tickets, expired mc donalds monopoly piece, and coins. Perhaps I should clean it out...
In my wallet:
1) one condom from 1973 kept just in case I get lucky someday.
2) Some cash including a 100 dollar bill I never spend but keep only for emergencies.
3) A card with important phone numbers such as the National Adopt-a-Stripper Hotline.
4) Colorado driver's licence.
5) Communist Party membership card.
6) Instructions on how to log onto RF.
1) one condom from 1973 kept just in case I get lucky someday.
2) Some cash including a 100 dollar bill I never spend but keep only for emergencies.
3) A card with important phone numbers such as the National Adopt-a-Stripper Hotline.
4) Colorado driver's licence.
5) Communist Party membership card.
6) Instructions on how to log onto RF.
