and this bill that i don't know what country it is from
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Wednesday, July 17, 2019
josephinum wien
whatever that means
Sounds Jewish
do i have jew money
funfzig schilling
desterreichische
why do you have foreign money
don't know
to my knowledge, North Carolina isn't a different country
it was in my drawer
it's a 50 too
so it can't be anything good
IT'S AUSTRALIAN?
nope
google lied
wahat is this
anyone know
I mean, it's German/Austrian
worthless
but hell if I know what it actually is
rip
i also have a danmaek ore
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https://www.leftovercurrency.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/50-austrian-schilling-banknote-sigmund-freud-obverse-1.jpg
Austrian
okay how mucu usd is 50 Austrian shillings
FUCK
oh, this might be something no one else here knows
American money is some of the only money in the world, which never gets reset
The Austrian Schilling (ATS) is obsolete. It was replaced with the Euro (EUR) on January 1, 1999.So in other countries, they'll decide every so often, that all old bills are obsolete
ah yes, the euro
and if you don't "upgrade" them
they lose all value
thats
retarded
you have a relic bill
One EUR is equivalent to 13.7603 ATS.this was like
100 euros
The euro is what murdered Greece
wait no
thats backwatrds
this was 3 euros
FUCK
I have lots of obsolete money
it's fun to collect
I used to REALLY be into coin/bill collecting as a kid
State quarters, wheat pennies, nigger dollars
hyey i have a bil;l that says
bank of canada
btu
it isnt monopoly money
i feel lied to
Then it's probably worth $0
rip
They moved to plastic bills
i also have a giant one dollar coin
with gay colours
why are american dollar coins so heavy
and are tyhey still worth anything
Sure it's not 50 cents Max
those were the super big ones
American money never loses it's value
huh
the half dollar coin i ahve
isnt heavy at all
I have a container full of special coins
It'd take me like an hour to take pictures of all of them
also have several books full of old 1700s coins
other side of the dollar
Penny for scale
