The network has reopened the discussion about whether it is possible to use damaged or non -standard labeled banknotes in everyday life. This time, the attention of users was attracted by a 20-dollar bill on which a red stamp with the inscription "Donald Trump lives here" is drawn, which indicates the White House. A photo of this banknote was posted by the Reddit user, and he said that it was a friend to pay for a part of the account in the restaurant. Immediately after the publication, the picture gathered a lot of comments and discussions.
In the comments to the post, users began to argue whether such banknotes could be used in stores, transport and catering, as well as they accept their banks. Some of them joked, noting that it is "not quite official marking", which could cause refusing to receive such a bill in institutions. Others, however, expressed that banknote spoilage is a violation of the law, as it could be regarded as a fraud attempt. Chad Gammon, a certified financial expert, explained that usually dollar banknotes, even with extraordinary markings, are valid. "If the marking does not cover the face value or serial number of the bill, it can be used," he said. However, it should be remembered that some banks may refuse to take such money. In this case, the expert advises to contact another financial institution where it is possible to perform the operation. Interestingly, such cases with non -standard banknotes are not rare. One of the users of Reddit mentioned that he saw a similar stamp on a $ 1 bill, on the front side, noting that "Donald Trump lives in George Washington's hair." Some discussions also mentioned the presence of other notes with humorous inscriptions, such as "Hillary does not live here!", Emphasizing a kind of political implication.
It is unknown whether the author was able to use his "political" banknote for payment at the restaurant. However, this situation has become a great example of how non -standard or damaged banknotes can cause interesting reactions, as well as encourage discussions among network users.
