Hawaii Money?? - Beyond Tiki

T tikichic Member Joined: May 16, 2003 Posts: 256	T tikichic Posted posted on Sun, May 25, 2003 11:03 AM Good score and good information, guys! In all my years of banking and dealing with cash, I very seldom came across rare bills or coins. Typically the way I found them was when kids went through their parents piggy banks, or change drawer, and found some "funny looking money" and either spent it or brought it to the bank to exchange. Quite a few of the "younger" kids I use to work with when presented with the silver certificates or old coins would look funny at it and take the bill to a supervisor for approval. I would of course exchange my "nice" looking bill for the "funny" looking bill with my co-worker so that I could keep the silver certificate with my personal money collection at home. I don't own a HAWAII stamped one yet. Good score!!!!!

Good score and good information, guys! In all my years of banking and dealing with cash, I very seldom came across rare bills or coins. Typically the way I found them was when kids went through their parents piggy banks, or change drawer, and found some "funny looking money" and either spent it or brought it to the bank to exchange. Quite a few of the "younger" kids I use to work with when presented with the silver certificates or old coins would look funny at it and take the bill to a supervisor for approval. I would of course exchange my "nice" looking bill for the "funny" looking bill with my co-worker so that I could keep the silver certificate with my personal money collection at home.
I don't own a HAWAII stamped one yet. Good score!!!!!

Post #35881 by tikichic on Sun, May 25, 2003 11:03 AM