View Full Version : Love to get my Hands on Money Like This!


The Flying Dutchmans
06-07-2013, 09:35 AM
These are large bills not in circulation, but they once existed. I was told that one of the Casinos in Las Vegas had, ten $100.000 bills in a glass case posted for everyone to see with armed guards watching over them.

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/5-high-denomination-bills-not-being-printed-190205852.html

AB
06-07-2013, 06:24 PM
Couldn't you imagine trying to get change for it, around here they act like making change for a 50.00 will break them. :lol:

NEVERexistd
06-08-2013, 03:05 PM
Couldn't you imagine trying to get change for it, around here they act like making change for a 50.00 will break them. :lol:

Where do you live? Hootervile? :lol:

Zoneboy
06-08-2013, 03:20 PM
Where do you live? Hootervile? :lol:

Here in NC, some gas stations/convenience stores won't accept any bills over $20.

NEVERexistd
06-08-2013, 03:44 PM
Here in NC, some gas stations/convenience stores won't accept any bills over $20.

Like a pizza delivery driver! :)

Mr. Television
06-08-2013, 03:59 PM
Here in NC, some gas stations/convenience stores won't accept any bills over $20.
Yep. Same here.

catlover79
06-08-2013, 04:00 PM
That's the way it is with most of the restaurants in Ohio!!

NEVERexistd
06-08-2013, 04:08 PM
Yep. Same here.

Where is here?

Mr. Television
06-08-2013, 04:09 PM
Where is here?
Pennsylvania.

NEVERexistd
06-08-2013, 04:15 PM
Pennsylvania.

Sorry your Penguins got killed!

The Flying Dutchmans
06-08-2013, 04:38 PM
I gotta tell you guys. As beautiful as that big bill looks, I trust Gold even more. I know Gold is very expensive, but it's always gonna be there when you need it. You can't rely on the American Dollar for your future. I buy Gold all the time, well when I can. Most of the time, I buy it by 10th ounces, and sometimes Quarter ounces when I can afford it. When I get too many? I cash them in and buy an ounce. I have 5 ounces now and hoping to build more.

NEVERexistd
06-08-2013, 08:31 PM
I gotta tell you guys. As beautiful as that big bill looks, I trust Gold even more. I know Gold is very expensive, but it's always gonna be there when you need it. You can't rely on the American Dollar for your future. I buy Gold all the time, well when I can. Most of the time, I buy it by 10th ounces, and sometimes Quarter ounces when I can afford it. When I get too many? I cash them in and buy an ounce. I have 5 ounces now and hoping to build more.

Gold has crashed 20% since September! On the other hand the stock market has reached ALL TIME highs and is only going higher! That's the place to be!

AB
06-09-2013, 04:22 PM
Where do you live? Hootervile? :lol:

Not exactly, we have over 130,000 people in our city so it's a little bigger than Hooterville. :lol:
But still most places don't want to make change for large bills. Here's an example, I went to Great Clips to get my hair layered & I bought some styling products for a total of $32.00. I gave her a 50 & she asked if I had anything smaller, I didn't. She then asked if I'd mind going next door to Publix & getting change, so I did, but I had to purchase something there. Kind of a hassle. :rolleyes:

NEVERexistd
06-09-2013, 05:27 PM
Not exactly, we have over 130,000 people in our city so it's a little bigger than Hooterville. :lol:
But still most places don't want to make change for large bills. Here's an example, I went to Great Clips to get my hair layered & I bought some styling products for a total of $32.00. I gave her a 50 & she asked if I had anything smaller, I didn't. She then asked if I'd mind going next door to Publix & getting change, so I did, but I had to purchase something there. Kind of a hassle. :rolleyes:

She didn't have $18 to give you? Kinda surprising.

Flying Dutchman
06-16-2013, 08:49 PM
Many places won't make change for you unless you buy something from them. They have become very selfish. Some won't even let you use their restroom unless you buy something from them. My bank wouldn't even cash in rolls of penny's for me because I didn't have my account number written on the rolls.