Does Most U.S. Currency Bear Traces of Cocaine?
A large percentage of U.S. currency bears traces of cocaine, but not necessarily because it all passes through the hands of drug users and dealers.
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Strip in U.S. Banknote
Does the plastic strip embedded in U.S. currency enable the government to track it?
Buffalo Nickel
Are buffalo nickels being recalled because the bison depicted is anatomically correct?
$5/$10 Bill Printing Errors
Do new U.S. $5 and $10 bills contain printing errors?
1954 Canadian Devil’s Head Banknote
Did a Canadian banknote display a grinning devil behind Queen Elizabeth?
Wisconsin Quarter Error
Do some Wisconsin quarters contain a printing error that makes them especially valuable?
Josef Stalin on the U.S. Dime
Do Josef Stalin's initials appear on the dime?
In Flanders Fields on Canadian $10 Bill
Is the poem 'In Flanders Fields' misprinted on the back of the new Canadian $10 bill?
$10 Bill Printing Error
Do new U.S. $10 bills released in 2006 contain a printing error?
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