It's been a long time since I got one of these. This one is a bit more detailed than most. Received in change at X-Mart in Canaan, Ct.
I've received 4 of these over the last few years. One circulated to N.E. Tenn. from Idaho with several stops in between. A friend of mine from work showed me a $5 bill a couple of years ago. Started it's journey in Texas.
Did you go to the web site and register it? I've only received three in all the years they have been tracking them. One of mine went to Florida, but the others stayed local.
This bill has traveled at least 199 Miles in 1 Yr, 212 Days, 17 Hrs, 54 Mins at an average of 0.34 Miles per day. The bill is now 169 Miles from its starting location. This travel history below is in reverse-chronological order Entry Time (Local Time of Zip) Location, State/Province (Green=USA, Blue=Canada, Purple=International) Travel Time (from previous entry) Distance (Miles)* Average Speed (Miles Per Day) Social Networking 07-Mar-2023 03:40 PM Southfield, MA 1 Yr, 209 Days, 17 Hrs, 51 Mins 18 0.03 West Stockbridge, MA 3 Days, 3 Mins 181 60 Traded bill User's Note Mr. Washington appeared in my mailbox, keeping his distance in these pandemic times. Postal swap with The Emperor of South Jersey. Bon voyage George, Wlipamkanni {Abenaki for Travel Well}; Live long and prosper! This is bill #45,250(Alt) that I have entered. 06-Aug-2021 10:46 PM Riverton, NJ Initial Entry n/a n/a User's Note I received this dollar from the drive-thru at TD Bank in Sewell, NJ today and will send George to the Berkshires for some cooler weather. Where did you find it? How is it holding up? Thanks for entering this bill! Please create an account so you can see where this bill goes next! It's fun to see where they all go! My bills have been to all 50 states and 81 Countries around the world, one day yours could too! Bill entry #141,477
Cool find. Although, the serial should have been edited from the picture. Now the bill will be blocked once the site's administrator finds out about this thread because it is common for bills posted online like this to receive a lot of bogus entries. Yeah. The Fed greatly updated their fitness-scanning equipment in 2014 in response to Series 2009 bills being stamped with "Tax Cheat" (or similar) above Secretary of the Treasury Tim Geithner's signature. Before then, round stamps over the FRB seal and stamps in the margins would make it back out with ease. But the scanning equipment is so sensitive these days it's rare for bills with most any stamps to make it back out.
Found this bill in Antarctica at the General Store. I remember pulling a number of these in Colorado in the 90's.
