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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;NOS, post: 1297588, member: 2098&quot;]I&#039;ve tried atleast two times to buy notes from random strangers. Once I was at a grocery store and the guy in front of me was given two old style fives as change. I offered two new fives and he mumbled something and told me no. The other time I was in Alaska and I saw this woman in line at a food stand holding what turned out to be a 1990 ten, I offered her a newer ten for it but she looked at the ten I was holding and refused. I&#039;ve heard of other collector&#039;s having the same trouble. People think you&#039;re trying to pull some kind of scam. I&#039;ve had better luck when I&#039;ve seen old notes in cash registers and have asked the cashier if I could buy them, though. Cashiers tend to be far less suspicious and much more understanding.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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