Danny Wagner Beautiful Shirt

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JP Morgan Chase bank…yup…that Chase (although he had nothing to do with the Danny Wagner Beautiful Shirt In addition,I will do this bank, the name was in his honor). Watch old game shows and you’ll see the old larger bills like $500, $1000, and even $5000. I can’t remember ever seeing a $10,000 on TV. Seems I remember them being used on game shows in the 70s still. I’m sure they never paid them out and just used them as props. The USA used to have $1000 bills in circulation but withdrew them due to concerns of their use in organized crime. There are some out there and are collectible above face value. I have never even seen a €100 euro note. I regularly take out €200 at a time. €50 is the largest denomination in general use. In NYC, most stores won’t even take a $100 bill because of the chance that it could be fake. So the same thing ends up happening regarding general use. 100s end up being a bank to bank transport denomination. I’ve seen quite a few businesses with signs that say they can’t accept bills above $20. Typically, it’s a mixture of “more likely to be counterfeit” and “they’re places that deal in lower value transactions, so expecting them to break a $100 bill might be difficult if you spend like…$9.” That’s also the number one way of washing counterfeit currency. Take fake 100 pay for something cheap, get $90+ of real money back

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.