Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Paying the price of replacing cheap money
BBC News: US is told to revamp dollar notes
The US government has lost a court case to replace the identically sized bills with different notes catering for partially sighted etc. As the dollar is currently worth about 50p as a piece of single ink paper, and the replacement proposal is for different inked different size notes, the costs will be truly enormous. How much longer does the single dollar bill have?
Posted by stillthinking @ 07:24 PM (248 views) Add Comment
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1. jonb said...
And how long before they aren't worth the paper they are written on?