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Hitty 1 year ago
#8 I see a tiny bed surrounded by Kit-Kat fingers.
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Tim 1 year ago
#14 some birds just want to watch the world burn and of course, it's Australia.
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Philomena 1 year ago
#41, now worth about $10.
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Wilson 1 year ago
Philomena,
???
Hypothetically, you could enter any U.S. bank today and deposit the note into your accounts. However, doing so would be unwise, as $10,000 bills are usually worth a lot more. On average, you should expect one of these bills in good condition to sell at auction in the $60,000 – $150,000 range. Notes in uncirculated-level quality may sell for even higher.
Even old, poor-condition $10,000 bills typically sell for at least $30,000.
???
Hypothetically, you could enter any U.S. bank today and deposit the note into your accounts. However, doing so would be unwise, as $10,000 bills are usually worth a lot more. On average, you should expect one of these bills in good condition to sell at auction in the $60,000 – $150,000 range. Notes in uncirculated-level quality may sell for even higher.
Even old, poor-condition $10,000 bills typically sell for at least $30,000.
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Wilson 1 year ago
Wilson,
There are only five known existing samples of the 1918 $10,000 bill, all of which are currently in the possession of governmental organizations. These five bills with serials B1A, B420A, D1A, L204, and L1957A are all the known pieces remaining from that era, as there are no verified 1918 $10,000 bills in private hands.
The most recent sale of a 1928 10,000 Dollar Bill (an event which does not happen often) was for an about uncirculated specimen rated MS 58 that sold for $504,000 in October 2022.
There are only five known existing samples of the 1918 $10,000 bill, all of which are currently in the possession of governmental organizations. These five bills with serials B1A, B420A, D1A, L204, and L1957A are all the known pieces remaining from that era, as there are no verified 1918 $10,000 bills in private hands.
The most recent sale of a 1928 10,000 Dollar Bill (an event which does not happen often) was for an about uncirculated specimen rated MS 58 that sold for $504,000 in October 2022.
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Dacey 1 year ago
Wilson,
Careful, Wilson. There are some here who consider knowledge - and those who write it - the enemy. You subject yourself to downvotes simply by making their minimally-lobed brains hurt, which in turn, hurts their feelings.
Please continue.
Careful, Wilson. There are some here who consider knowledge - and those who write it - the enemy. You subject yourself to downvotes simply by making their minimally-lobed brains hurt, which in turn, hurts their feelings.
Please continue.
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Kendra 1 year ago
#29 I've always loved stereograms. I'd spend about an hour in Spencer Gifts looking at the stereogram books and wall calendars when I was a teen.
...by the way...it's a shark.
...by the way...it's a shark.
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L.r. 1 year ago
Kendra,
Never worked with me
Never worked with me
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Len 1 year ago
#4 Nah, I think that is a just vintage TV chassis mounted into someone's interpretation of a vintage tv cabinet.
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Kendra 1 year ago
#33 No amount of tree shaped car fresheners can mask the acrid stench of curry, cheap cigars and an aversion to bathing. So, yeah....safe bet there's no (air-quote) dead body in the trunk (end air-quote).
#39 Communist Authoritarians hate to look like the fools they are. Isn't that right...every Leftist?
#45 Ummm...That watch clearly reads, "9:15." The poor sap who owned the watch probably suffered from 'Time Disassociation.' (((disorder does not exist)))
...Oh, did I write sap? I meant, 'Jap.'
#48 'Coming soon to a Foot Locker near YOU' (thenshopliftedbytheusualsuspects)
#39 Communist Authoritarians hate to look like the fools they are. Isn't that right...every Leftist?
#45 Ummm...That watch clearly reads, "9:15." The poor sap who owned the watch probably suffered from 'Time Disassociation.' (((disorder does not exist)))
...Oh, did I write sap? I meant, 'Jap.'
#48 'Coming soon to a Foot Locker near YOU' (thenshopliftedbytheusualsuspects)
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Zeph 1 year ago
Kendra,
#45 Here's your word for today: Parallax
#45 Here's your word for today: Parallax
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Lonny 1 year ago
#45 They started it.
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Orilla 1 year ago
Lonny,
Yep. All those civilians who were killed started it.
Yep. All those civilians who were killed started it.
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Wood 1 year ago
#29
I believe that's an autostereogram.
I believe that's an autostereogram.
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Brina 1 year ago
#19 the word "need" is not correct in this sentence, rather you all should use "want". You don't need that at all, you are perfectly capable of living without that, but maybe you have a desire to own everything and that face pillow is one of those.
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Orilla 1 year ago
Brina,
Thanks for setting us straight, Jesus.
Thanks for setting us straight, Jesus.
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Brina 1 year ago
Orilla,
U needed that one.
U needed that one.
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Crystal 1 year ago
Orilla,
Aww, Orilla...did you tick off all of the little Neanderthal Jeezis fweaks? Too effin' bad, huh? We all really, REALLY care what those superstitions clowns from the Dark Ages think, don't we?
Aww, Orilla...did you tick off all of the little Neanderthal Jeezis fweaks? Too effin' bad, huh? We all really, REALLY care what those superstitions clowns from the Dark Ages think, don't we?
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Roy 1 year ago
#1 That "guy" is gorgeous.
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Lias 1 year ago
Who is that with The Nature Boy Ric Flair in #37 and why does anyone care?
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Persephone 1 year ago
Lias, Dwayne Johnson the actor. Formerly known as "The Rock".
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Angel 1 year ago
#19 it really exists, you can actually order it in China…
???
Hypothetically, you could enter any U.S. bank today and deposit the note into your accounts. However, doing so would be unwise, as $10,000 bills are usually worth a lot more. On average, you should expect one of these bills in good condition to sell at auction in the $60,000 – $150,000 range. Notes in uncirculated-level quality may sell for even higher.
Even old, poor-condition $10,000 bills typically sell for at least $30,000.
There are only five known existing samples of the 1918 $10,000 bill, all of which are currently in the possession of governmental organizations. These five bills with serials B1A, B420A, D1A, L204, and L1957A are all the known pieces remaining from that era, as there are no verified 1918 $10,000 bills in private hands.
The most recent sale of a 1928 10,000 Dollar Bill (an event which does not happen often) was for an about uncirculated specimen rated MS 58 that sold for $504,000 in October 2022.
Careful, Wilson. There are some here who consider knowledge - and those who write it - the enemy. You subject yourself to downvotes simply by making their minimally-lobed brains hurt, which in turn, hurts their feelings.
Please continue.
...by the way...it's a shark.
Never worked with me
#39 Communist Authoritarians hate to look like the fools they are. Isn't that right...every Leftist?
#45 Ummm...That watch clearly reads, "9:15." The poor sap who owned the watch probably suffered from 'Time Disassociation.' (((disorder does not exist)))
...Oh, did I write sap? I meant, 'Jap.'
#48 'Coming soon to a Foot Locker near YOU' (thenshopliftedbytheusualsuspects)
#45 Here's your word for today: Parallax
Yep. All those civilians who were killed started it.
I believe that's an autostereogram.
Thanks for setting us straight, Jesus.
U needed that one.
Aww, Orilla...did you tick off all of the little Neanderthal Jeezis fweaks? Too effin' bad, huh? We all really, REALLY care what those superstitions clowns from the Dark Ages think, don't we?