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<p>[QUOTE="scottishmoney, post: 1082908, member: 12789"]I think most Americans forget that most USA currency actually circulates outside of the USA - for instance I can spent it very easily in E. Europe where it is money of choice along with Euro because the local currency fluctuates in value too much and usually downwards. Anytime you have larger purchases, prices are in Euros or Dollars only - for instance want to buy house or car, or even some appliances.</p><p><br /></p><p>So with all these new currency issues with colourised bills from $5 - $50 the Treasury had to have big advertising campaign targeted to areas where the dollar circulates - which is no small task. Changing money for just money that only circulated in the USA would be relatively easy. I have been the recipient of older bills, like those from 1980's etc because I can authenticate them and take them back to the USA to spend or deposit. Otherwise in E. Europe they are NO good at all. People do not trust anything out of ordinary and known.</p><p><br /></p><p>The new colourised $100's were originally slated to be released into circulation next month but with the flaw they discovered it might actually be a couple more years.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="scottishmoney, post: 1082908, member: 12789"]I think most Americans forget that most USA currency actually circulates outside of the USA - for instance I can spent it very easily in E. Europe where it is money of choice along with Euro because the local currency fluctuates in value too much and usually downwards. Anytime you have larger purchases, prices are in Euros or Dollars only - for instance want to buy house or car, or even some appliances. So with all these new currency issues with colourised bills from $5 - $50 the Treasury had to have big advertising campaign targeted to areas where the dollar circulates - which is no small task. Changing money for just money that only circulated in the USA would be relatively easy. I have been the recipient of older bills, like those from 1980's etc because I can authenticate them and take them back to the USA to spend or deposit. Otherwise in E. Europe they are NO good at all. People do not trust anything out of ordinary and known. The new colourised $100's were originally slated to be released into circulation next month but with the flaw they discovered it might actually be a couple more years.[/QUOTE]
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