Wisctex 11:11:49 AM Nov 22 2008

Anyone else not able to view the Wisconsin Coin? I miss looking at cows and corn. Holsteins are my favorite cow, followed by Guernseys and Jerseys. Sweet corn is my favorite corn but i think they used Dent corn on the coin.

lilliefaerie 12:16:43 PM Nov 10 2008

$2.00 bills are not rare. You just have to ask for them at the bank. Or try ordering them from the govt printer place, perhaps even a sheet for a Christmas present. I didn't specifically look for them on the site, but it should not be that difficult. Now I was shocked when asking for dollar coins last month as I use them for allowance, and tips, etc, to have the guy say, "I only have the big ones". Like I wouldn't want them. I have been unable to get them since I began asking for them before my grandson was born. I bought all 26 of them and gave them to the 4 grandchildren to put away until they are old. Might be worth much more than they are currently.

Newjeff121 11:53:00 AM Nov 10 2008

It is clear that Walletpoop is a tool of the banking industry designed to separate The People from their money. I one of their other posts (where they dont allow comments) walletpoop advises you to never cancel a credit card. That kind of advice is simply evil. Credit Card interest rates are the single most destructive element of our economy; it is the destruction of the middle class. Walletpoop should be recognized as the traitors they are.

PBCivitan 07:44:55 AM Nov 10 2008

Gentlemen's Clubs now give change in $2.00 bills so the young women will get twice as much stuffed down their not so private places.

EJLJR 06:41:04 PM Oct 26 2008

The answer for question No 3 is not entirely correct. Check out Webster's dictionary.

JBJG24M 04:11:59 PM Oct 25 2008

i can't even tell u who is on a $100 bill its been so long since i saw one!!

Redsoxloverswb 11:41:50 PM Sep 29 2008

HRMD408: Do a search on "five-hundred-dollar bill," and you will get a link to a site that will show you pictures of both sides of the bill, with William McKinley's picture. - A local gas station/minimart here in Central Vermont (I-89, exit 7) ALWAYS uses two-dollar bills and fifty-cent pieces, when making change.

BREATAX 02:08:30 PM Sep 29 2008

Question 14 is about a CENT not a penny, can't you read.

BREATAX 02:06:42 PM Sep 29 2008

Question # 14, about the PENNY, read the reverse and you will see that it says C.E.N.T., which in my eyes spells CENT. England, Ireland and Austrailia coin the PENNY not the USA.

HRMD408 01:32:36 PM Sep 29 2008

I hit this link to see who was on the 500 bill and went through the whole thing and it never told this - these links from the main AOL site frequently do not go where they indicate they are going. So I still do not know who is on the 500 bill!