Making it rain new hundred dollar bills

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The Federal Reserve is making it rain new hundred dollar bills on October 8, 2013. They're more colorful, more secure, and easier to authenticate, but harder to replicate. Here's everything that's changed.

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I don't know about you but October is not looking to good
Because the old money will be only 10 cent on the new dollar
Because after every crah you need a wheelbaroll full of money to buy anything

They want to go to war at all cost to distact you
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Mabe this
FEMA preparing for disaster by October 1 2013!?? Mark that new date on your calendar
www.abovetopsecret.com...&flagit=966885

Or maybe it has to do with this

Scientists to Announce 'Major Result' from Star Study Wednesday
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reply to post by Trillium


Do you think, maybe, they're planning on taking all you have in the bank and telling you they'll exchange every thousand dollars for a new 1 hundred dollar bill - and make all the other bills you have in your mattress void?

October is looking bad.

I saw an article somewhere that JPMorgan is telling customers that as of Sept. 22nd, personal accounts cannot transfer money out of the US.

What could they dream up next? Gold and silver coin confiscation?

looks more and more like monopoly money. gonna have the value of it soon, too.

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That it watch for the big push to drive silver and gold to the lowest they can

Then the hammer come down

Surprised they still kept "In God We Trust" on the back, ha.

Originally posted by cass1dy09
Surprised they still kept "In God We Trust" on the back, ha.

Maybe that why they say they have to reprint 3 billion again
news.nationalpost.com...

Has to be change to In Alla We Trust

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So printing more money which means inflation is rising. This is gonna be just like Weimar Germany when more money is printed it just becomes toilet paper

Originally posted by Trillium

Originally posted by cass1dy09
Surprised they still kept "In God We Trust" on the back, ha.

Maybe that why they say they have to reprint 3 billion again
news.nationalpost.com...

Has to be change to In Alla We Trust

Hold on now, that is highly suspicious... it took them that long to notice the problem? And now they have to "destroy" 3 billion dollars of freshly printed notes? It's not cheap to print all those notes you know, especially with the all the new anti-counterfeiting mechanisms put into the note. They printed 30 million of them, they wasted at least a few million dollars.

Not all of the bills have the “mashing,” but the botched notes are mixed in with the acceptable ones, meaning the entire batch has to be redone and thirty-million $100 bills need to go into the garbage.

How convenient... I get the feeling many of these notes are going to end up in circulation one way or another.

reply to post by Trillium


Is it the new polymer? Or still oldfashioned paper? Our notes are polymer and actually they're better as they're really indistructable.

reply to post by Trillium


THey were obviously inspired by Miley Cyrus twerkin' it.



This train we are on is headed off the tracks. Hold on for the ride.......

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Is it still paper?




Canada still wins with our colourful plastic money!! Washer friendly, Anti Wrinkle!!


Be a Canadian today and become colourful!! That should be our motto! lol

Originally posted by Trillium

Originally posted by cass1dy09
Surprised they still kept "In God We Trust" on the back, ha.

Maybe that why they say they have to reprint 3 billion again
news.nationalpost.com...

That story is NOT CORRECT. 3 million new bills shipped to the Fed. Only a small fraction of those were defective.

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Originally posted by luciddream
reply to post by Trillium

 

Is it still paper?

Canada still wins with our colourful plastic money!! Washer friendly, Anti Wrinkle!!


Be a Canadian today and become colourful!! That should be our motto! lol

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Same old paper. Tons of built in security features.

Originally posted by spartacus699
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Is it the new polymer? Or still oldfashioned paper? Our notes are polymer and actually they're better as they're really indistructable.

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Paper with tons of security features

Just chill, our treasury destroys old money all the time, only they can legally do so. Its simply older bills are taken out of circulation and are replaced with these nice cool trippy stuff. About every two terms it seems to me...

I don't care how they look as long as they don't have any tiny wires or antennae . The day our cash is integrated to digital and can speak to a receiver, is the day the beast has taken you...