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Relevant_Demand7593 t1_jeeh6a7 wrote

Looks like play money - I’m in Australia, our money is like a plastic polymer.

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Positive-Impact4731 t1_jeejw3c wrote

Same here in Britain, I’ve always found our money to be so much better than the Euro and American Dollar. I genuinely don’t know how people live without the polymer money!

Although I’m certainly jealous of the universality of the Euro, being used in almost all of Europe and all.

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[deleted] t1_jeek31l wrote

go to strip club. don't argue with the lord

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grandvalleydave t1_jeekbe6 wrote

Clearly the teller didn’t read your note before she put the money in the brown paper sack.

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Waste-Temperature626 t1_jeem17m wrote

Probably related to the recent bank fears in the US and higher than normal demand for cash if it was a recent withdrawal. Or somewhere a inventory was taken and older cash was moved to the front for distribution.

You know how something just gets left at the back of the cubbard/drawer because you keep restocking at home? That is probably what this is. Somewhere at some cash depo (bank or otherwise in the distribution system for ATMs) these were sitting "at the back" in the inventory and higher than usual ATM witdrawals for example made them finally enter circulation.

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Fleegle1834 t1_jeem51t wrote

I have a roll of 1979 quarters, all from the same Mint, that I’ll trade you for them…

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PopeHonkersXII t1_jeeo60g wrote

I'll take them off your hands if you're concerned about it

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Truffle_salt t1_jeew07u wrote

They don’t shuffle up money before banding them.

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0100_0101 t1_jef3w1h wrote

If I learned anything from movies, that’s that sequential money is fake!

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DenL4242 t1_jefnytv wrote

They're not actually from 6 years ago. The dates on bills don't change every year like they do on coins. They only change when something about the design changes. 2017A bills are the most recent. These could've been printed yesterday.

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