The people at the Frankenmouth history museum didn't know about it and neither did the ones we asked at the Bronners. The last few are from the War museum (idk what else to call it)I present....
I enjoy seeing framed World paper money displays (especially framed/protected displays we see at bars, hotels & other off-the-beaten path or unexpected places). I feel it is a great reminder that we all used cash a lot (at one time) before plastic/cashless took over for most commerce. I also wonder if there's anything "tough/hard to find" displayed (like an uncommon signature variety, a "Z" replacement, etc) even though I know the odds of something tough being displayed are definitely unlikely. Thanks for sharing @TheNoost !
There might bee something There might be something great in there, Wally was known and loved by many. There were even letter from presidents and I think the pope too.
