Poll of the Day > Wow my bank ATMs let me pick what quantity of bill i want in a withdrawal now.

(+) Yeah! (+)

Sure, I can only choose between 20s, 10s, and 1s, but...

I can now do my thing with ultra efficiency, though I would need to read up on how many withdrawals/deposits I can make before a penalty, though.

At least, the ATM I was at today let me pick, which ive never seen before. take out 50 singles, hunt em on the spot and BAM deposit back into the ATM

fuck yeah.

I tried to put our ones in the ATM before and I got a call to come in so they could explain how putting change in the ATM can break the machine.

We get fifties and twenties.
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argonautweakend posted...

Sure, I can only choose between 20s, 10s, and 1s, but...

I can now do my thing with ultra efficiency, though I would need to read up on how many withdrawals/deposits I can make before a penalty, though.

At least, the ATM I was at today let me pick, which ive never seen before. take out 50 singles, hunt em on the spot and BAM deposit back into the ATM

fuck yeah.

Have you ever seen rare $100 bills? I remember when I worked at a supermarket an older woman paid with one and the cashier recognized it as an older series and replaced it with his own.
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Well the oldest hundred ive seen in my drawer was a 1950 series. i bought it and kept it in my wallet, but i didnt know jack about currency back then so eventually i spent it.

The oldest hundred ive ever personally seen and oldest in general was a guy trying to exchange a 1923 hundred for five 20s at walmart. I had my doubts about it, since he said he took it to a bank and they said to go pawn it because its worth $200...I had my doubts about it being legit and also its origins.

We didnt take it but a customer overheard and offered to buy it. They said they would tell me if its real or not later on but I never saw them again and now i work at a different place.

I dont even care so much if its stolen or whatever but Ive never handled a 1920s bill before and it felt weird and I had my doubts to its authenticity, but i could just be ignorant on the matter. I talk a lot but I am far from an expert.

argonautweakend posted...

Well the oldest hundred ive seen in my drawer was a 1950 series. i bought it and kept it in my wallet, but i didnt know jack about currency back then so eventually i spent it.

The oldest hundred ive ever personally seen and oldest in general was a guy trying to exchange a 1923 hundred for five 20s at walmart. I had my doubts about it, since he said he took it to a bank and they said to go pawn it because its worth $200...I had my doubts about it being legit and also its origins.

We didnt take it but a customer overheard and offered to buy it. They said they would tell me if its real or not later on but I never saw them again and now i work at a different place.

I dont even care so much if its stolen or whatever but Ive never handled a 1920s bill before and it felt weird and I had my doubts to its authenticity, but i could just be ignorant on the matter. I talk a lot but I am far from an expert.

I don't remember what it looked like since it was so long ago.I think it might have been from 1930s-60s.
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