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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Drago the Wolf, post: 1370260, member: 22476&quot;]Well my father sometimes uses cash, and he spent over $300 a few days ago on simple groceries, and a $200 or $500 note would have came in handy there. I am sure $500+ transactions happen regularly by large families, and not everyone wants to use credit, debit or checks, and as I&#039;ve said in the past, if the government feels we should have a &quot;choice between $1 bills and dollar coins, I think its only fair to have a choice between $200 and $500 bills and checks, credit and debit. These large denominations should be available for those who wish to take out fairly large amounts of money from banks, regardless of demand for these large denomination notes. The Euro Zone seems to have no problem with printing them and they are worth considerably more than U.S. $200 and $500 notes, which is why we should also have a $1,000 note. I get a check of almost $700 a month and I would love it if I could cash my check, make up the difference and take out a $200 note and a $500 note, instead of wads of $50s and $20s, which they usually give out, unless you request $100 notes and most of the time, they do not even have $100 notes, so, how could there not be demand for large notes when people are withdrawing all of the $100 notes?. So its are royal pain, believe me, and I deal in large amounts of cash by cashing my check every month, and I would rather carry two large bills vs, 7+ smaller but still large bills, that may attact attention from unwanted people.</p><p><br /></p><p>Oh, and why would you be uncomfortable carrying a $500 note? Most people, if not all people would not even know that you are carrying one. They might notice that buldging wad of five $100 notes a little easier, though.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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