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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Coinman_Ben, post: 1034956, member: 9923&quot;]while I was bagging groceries at the Martins grocery store I work at, I saw a customer hand a 1965 $50 bill to the cashier.&nbsp; I tried to tell the customer that the $50 bill was worth more than $50, but she insisted that it was only worth $50.&nbsp; Unfortunately, the store&#039;s policy makes it much harder to swap out a $50 bill for two twenties and a ten than it is to swap out a 1909s vdb penny if a customer were to inadvertantly use it for a zincoln.&nbsp; If I had a coinstar reciept for $50, I would have absolutely gone to that register that the customer who used the 1965 $50 bill for that 1965 $50 bill if I had had a $50 coinstar receipt, but alas I didn&#039;t.&nbsp; If I was able to get the 1965 $50 bill, I could have easily sold it on ebay and the money I would have gotten for it would have easily covered the 9.8% coinstar fee especially since the note was in really good condition for it&#039;s age.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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