Still seen in quantities on race tracks, so I am told, where they are known as a Grey Nurse.Quote:
Originally Posted by UncleHo
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Still seen in quantities on race tracks, so I am told, where they are known as a Grey Nurse.Quote:
Originally Posted by UncleHo
I thought you just downloaded a picture of the note off the web and printed out as many as you wanted?:wasntme:
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/
This is why the yanks started withdrawing the Grover Cleveland's ($1,000) from use. Note of choice for criminal transactions. Banks have to return any they take in to the central bank for destruction. A dealer could get several million $$$$ in a business man's attaché case. They are 0.10 mm thick and compressed and banded, an awful lot fit in a small space.Quote:
Originally Posted by PhilipA
How do you kill a balaclava with a $100 note????Quote:
Originally Posted by UncleHo
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So this fella is now 'Flush with cash'......:angel:
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A crappy joke.Quote:
Originally Posted by Greatsouthernland
Money for **** :eek:
It really was a crap joke about ****.Quote:
Originally Posted by korg20000bc
Now without the crap, back on topic, with inflation there must soon be a demand for $500 notes? This thing about hoarding is irrelevant, that would have happened if the highest note was a 20...
Surely the reserve could just print more and stop whinging...:o. :confused:
Quote "ELDERLY Australians committing welfare fraud on a massive scale are behind the extraordinarily high number of $100 notes in circulation, a former senior Reserve Bank official says."
I hope this bloke finds himself (herself) homless on the streets when he is old.
I'd like to see his proof.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gerokent
Personally, I think they're stuffed in the change jars and down the back of the couch cushions of banking managers and officials houses. At times, small change is not worth scrounging for.