By: Joe Brown

Joe Brown — Tue, 17 Oct 2017 05:16:48 +0000

I’m sure it’s a very good reason why it cost so much to print each note$, almost 51/2 cents to print 1 $2 & $! note, 11 1/2 for a $5, just shot of 11 cents for$10 note, 12 1/8 cents for one $20 bill, 1/8 under 20 cents for a $50 Grant greatest grand kids must be on the pall roll or something like that, 15 1/2 cents For Ben Franklin+*, stick with the 3 most cheapest to print $, $1*$2*$5*$10* you get two for the price of 1 With $1 & $2 notes, lol* that will work & print a lot less of the bs. or every one can carry big canvas bags of coins, use a little red wagon if they are to heavy forya. it’s cheaper to mint a coin + you get good ingredients lie copper, nickel, zinc, we all need copper & zinc in our diets anyway & they are part of the perish metal family the all cost something per pound so you can always cash in. cash you can wipe ass, wallpaper, heat a room, be safe tho, *Monopoly $$$, i get the Scott terror dog with the 4′ vertical leap cover your privates & don,t point fingers at no one close to Fang.

By: Joe Brown

Joe Brown — Mon, 16 Oct 2017 21:59:51 +0000

just print replacement notes if really necessary, forget about the 300.8 million increase.

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By: Joe Brown

By: Joe Brown