So the bad boy I posted about the other day who ate all his brothers alfalfa hay now ate part of a $100 bill that my husband dropped ๐ if anyone knows if this is somehow savable I would really appreciate it. Thanks everyone
exchange it at a bank maybe? the little verification guy is thankfully untouched so they should be able to verify and replace it
onlyletters999
Bring it to your bank and tell them the truth. I recently found some money in a puddle and there was a 5$ bill that was ran over and really beat up. No stores wanted to take it. I brought it to my bank , they tested it with a maker and gave me another 5$. They send bills past their prime to the Federal Reserve to be destroyed.
CoralSpringsDHead
Bunny Money!
As long as you possess 51% of the bill with one fully intact Serial number, you can exchange the bill for a full one at your bank.
Mohave_Reptile
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EwokGirl89
I would seriously cry! $100 for me is a missed meal!
suziespends
Okay Iโll go to the bank tomorrow and hope for the best. But if thereโs a next time my bad boy better only find a $1.00 bill ๐ฌ
Entire-Discipline-49
I just got my new birth certificate in the mail this week because bunbun got up on some furniture and ate my last name off mine ๐
suziespends
Theyโre such little stinkers, always want what they canโt/shouldnโt have
MissIngga
I feel you…
3nditallpls
You can try the bank and if that doesnโt work i seen that you can request replacement of burned, ripped or damaged money by contacting the bureau of engraving (i think they work under the us treasury department) not sure.
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exchange it at a bank maybe? the little verification guy is thankfully untouched so they should be able to verify and replace it
Bring it to your bank and tell them the truth. I recently found some money in a puddle and there was a 5$ bill that was ran over and really beat up. No stores wanted to take it. I brought it to my bank , they tested it with a maker and gave me another 5$. They send bills past their prime to the Federal Reserve to be destroyed.
Bunny Money!
As long as you possess 51% of the bill with one fully intact Serial number, you can exchange the bill for a full one at your bank.
๐ณ
I would seriously cry! $100 for me is a missed meal!
Okay Iโll go to the bank tomorrow and hope for the best. But if thereโs a next time my bad boy better only find a $1.00 bill ๐ฌ
I just got my new birth certificate in the mail this week because bunbun got up on some furniture and ate my last name off mine ๐
Theyโre such little stinkers, always want what they canโt/shouldnโt have
I feel you…
You can try the bank and if that doesnโt work i seen that you can request replacement of burned, ripped or damaged money by contacting the bureau of engraving (i think they work under the us treasury department) not sure.