Does anyone know how to get 500 dollars worth of single dollar bills?
373013
yea.. you can ask for your money in whatever way you want it.\n\nthis is america.
375483
Go on ebay and type the year and denomination of the bill\n\nthat will give you some kind of an idea.
870647
Larry has far too much money - now we'll sort it out!\n\nApart from the total, there are 2 pieces of information.\n\nThe total nunber of bills and the comparison between $5s and $10s ( I shall use English nomenclature and say fivers and tenners to describe these bills - and singles for $1)\n\nThe only way you can use the total number of bills to make an impact on the question is by trial and error, so let's concentrate on the comparison first.\n\nThat's another way of saying let's make an equation relating fivers and tenners.\n\nLet f be the number of fivers\n\nThere are f + 25 tenners\n\nThe number of singles is what you have left from the 135 bills when you have taken away all the fivers and tenners\n\nso the number of singles is 135 - [f + (f + 25)]\n\nsimplifying the square brackets, which contain the number of fivers and tenners,\n\nnumber of singles is 135 -2f -25\n\nnumber of singles is 110-2f.\n\nThere was a secondary reason for giving these notes funny names; I want you to be clear about the difference between a fiver (just one piece of paper which happens to be worth $5) and $5\n\nThere are f fivers\nThere are f + 25 tenners\nThere are 110 - 2f singles...........(all of these numbers refer to bits of paper)\n\nNow we are going to assign values to these bits of paper and equate the values times how many bits of paper there are to Larry's riches.\n\nImagine he has separated his bills into piles of the different values.\n\nHe has 5 times f $ in fivers\n\nHe has 10 times (f + 25) $ in tenners\n\nHe has 110 - 2f $ in singles\n\n\nHe has 5f + 10f + 250 + 110 -2f  in the three kinds of bill.\n\nIf you look back at the question, you know he has $776 \n\nso....\n\n5f + 10f + 250 + 110 - 2f = 776\n\ncollect the fs on one side and the numbers\n\n13f = 416\n\nf = 32\n\nLarry has 32 fivers, 32+25 (=57 tenners) and (135 - 57 -32) singles\n\nHe has 32 fivers, 57 tenners and 46 singles\n\nWe've earned a tea/coffee break!  If you want to gild the lily (and check my arithmetic) multiply the values by the number of bills and check it really does come to $776
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you could take a piece of tape and stick it way up into the coin return, then come back a few days later and retreive all the unclaimed change above the tape.\nthe quarters thing used to work, but not anymore.\nanother thing that used to work when vending machines first started taking dollar bills was, you cut a piece of paper into the shape of a dollar bill and put a bunch of green dots on it, and some machines would take them as bills, but id guess not anymore, the technology has gotten much better since the early 90's.
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The others have provided links.  If you mean the actual currency, most banks will do it for you for bills.  I don't know of many places that will convert foreign coins, though.
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yes Bob there is cash crate it a good site (click on the link)\n\n\n\n\nhttp://www.cashcrate.com/index.php?ref=79151
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$100\n\nThere was only as high as a $100,000 bill from the 1930's to my knowlege. A collector's item $1,000,000 was printed in 1988 on real currency paper, but they're only selling for $15-50 a piece. There was never a real $1,000,000 bill printed by the U.S. Treasury.
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Most banks won't do business with you unless you have an account with them. Also it would help if the ink on the 100 was dry before you tried to cash it! Just Kidding!
1022525
Very interesting!  Start taking the dimes.  Then give them to a charity.  Maybe one day you'll have the same thing happen with 10 dollar bills.
557185
No, but I have a lot of bills I'd be interested in getting rid of...too bad none of the are dollar bills.
37536
Not every bank will have them. You can get them on eBay.
465145
There are several ways:\n\nCheck for the thread that runs through real bills by holding it up to the light.\n\nLook for the ghost images that some denominations have.\n\nLook for the miniature writing along the portraits.\n\nUse a pen designed for checking for counterfeit bills.  The ink turns gold on real money, stays black when on fake.\n\nThere are more ways depending on the denomination and year or printing.  Newer higher denomination bills have varying colors that are difficult (if not impossible) to duplicate on a printer.
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Try the bank where you have a checking account they will probably give you a credit card. You have to start out  small with like a 200 or 500 dollar limit.
1142943
I am probably reading the question wrong but I would buy a truck load of $100 bills for $50 If you mean what would I buy for $50 Phone cards for my grand kids to use at camp [no cells allowed]
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You can find them on eBay, but they cost more than $500.00.\n\n-Cory\n\n\nOn July 14, 1969, David M. Kennedy, the 60th Secretary of the Treasury, and officials at the Federal Reserve Board announced that they would immediately stop distributing currency in denominations of $500, $1,000, $5,000 and $10,000. Production of these denominations stopped during World War II. Their main purpose was for bank transfer payments. With the arrival of more secure transfer technologies, however, they were no longer needed for that purpose. While these notes are legal tender and may still be found in circulation today, the Federal Reserve Banks remove them from circulation and destroy them as they are received.
1098433
There are tons of pawn shops and antique stores that specialize in coins.  Just look up Coin shops in the phone book.
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I'll give you $500 for it.