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From: z011@dalcs.UUCP (Colin Pye)
Newsgroups: net.misc
Subject: American Money - One Color
Message-ID: <334@dalcs.UUCP>
Date: Sat, 14-Jan-84 20:06:57 EST
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Posted: Sat Jan 14 20:06:57 1984
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Organization: Dalhousie U, Halifax N.S.
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<someday, people will miss this>

I can remember a trip to the States that I was on a few years ago.  One of
the people with me bought a $10 item in a store, paid for it with a $20 
bill, and got a $50 bill as change!  My point:  Canadian money, which is 
more colorful, is *much* easier to recognise than American money.  Who
could get a red $50 confused with a purple $10, or a green $1?  Failing 
all else, there is a great possibility for trivia.  Does anybody out there
know what color a $1000 bill is? 
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