I measured with a 20 but it was nearly perfect for me!
Anonymous
yeah 1 dollar fits also
Anonymous
awesome but isnt it illegal to have actual sized electronic versions of money? (cough.... right click save image as, print :) :) )
Anonymous
you're right, #3, all it would take to bring down the US mint would be someone with a cheap scanner... brilliant
Anonymous
I doubt he was being serious
Anonymous
please mail me the original so I can compare it to the one shown on the screen
Anonymous
well it is illegal but it's not like you can do much with this picture
Anonymous
Only illegal if printed in actual size, digital copies can be any size (literally).
Anonymous
(18" monitor)
Well your thoughts are all flawed. Legal us tender is made out of cloth, NOT PAPER. All it would take is a brain to detect its flaw.
Anonymous
(14" monitor)
... and you would be missing the back side of the ten dollar bill as well... ^_^
Anonymous
(15" monitor)
Nobody ever looks at the back of bills, that wouldn't be an issue. But please how do we handle the serial number? I just can't print them all out with the same number.
Not illegal to have a life size copy, and a standard scanner cannot pick up certain things on money as the text is too small, also some scanning programs can detect if money has been scanned and doesn't allow you to open the file.
I think it is illegal to have this...but the reserve doesn't just print it on computer paper...and they have watermarks...and they have security fibers... and other security features
you guys are crazy, just save the image and print, if you see its bigger then minimize the picture and do it again. go online and try to find the back and put the paper with front part of the dollar back into the printer up side down and print the back but make sure that the back is aligned with the front( not that i would know...cough.....cough)
Anonymous
(20" monitor)
lol #10. ur right! duh!
Anonymous
(24" monitor)
#11 is more concerned that someone is going to notice the serial numbers are the same before they realize it is made of paper and has no back?
Of course it's not illegal. Look it up. It's been done way before. You can't do anything with this, it's the exact same as having a real 10 dollar bill. NOthing's illegal about that!
i fit four $10 in this picture. Big money..........
Anonymous
(14" monitor)
money is 75% linen, and 25% cotton. last time i checked, my printer doesn't run on that. nor do i think any store sells normal sheets that are composed that way. but good try.
that dollar is perfectly printed, normally they have a small tilt
Anonymous
(17" monitor)
Anyone willing to go as far as to print dollars and cut them out is too stupid to realize it would have the same effect as play money. Dollars are a bit thicker than normal paper and construction paper is too stiff, but even if you found the perfect paper with the perfect texture, and even if you got the shiny ink print on it, you'd probably just end up with more of your own time/money wasted then the fake money you got out of it.
There, now nobody will comment on anything about printing money on this page. Oh, wait. Someone will. EVENTUALLY.
Anonymous
(15" monitor)
Use it to pay for weed, drug dealers wont check for all tht shid
Anonymous
(15" monitor)
I used it to pay a drug dealer his dumb a*s took it just cant use him again. LOL
Hi, actually you can print all the bills you want, but if you try to use it as real money, then you are breaking the law, federal that is and will be going to a big time prison.. tc
#3 no because it does not show the BACK of the ten dollar bill. Which is what you would need to successfully spend a counterfiet bill. So no unless your a dumbass and leave the back side blank.
if only there was a back side for this one. id be in the malls shopping christmas gifts already.......hahaha
Anonymous
(10" monitor)
Well anyone that thinks it would only take a second to firgure this out. they way it down with and oil or wax and wet it down to show weather crinkle it up.... you get the point. so lets not be smartasses
Technically, you can pass it off, with both sides of the bill, depending on who you're trying to pass it off to. It's not as difficult as you'd like to believe. Print it, coat it with hair spray, crinkle it, throw it in the dryer with some socks, give it to the weed-man (in the dark for all I care). Some people are just too ignorant, print it, think people will accept a perfectly fit $10 bill, and attempt to use it at the mall *Ahem* # 70. *Ahem*
I took some pictures of people and made them the size of Lincoln and Washington and stuck them on the one and five dollar bills and scanned and copied them...looks good. I had them sticking out from under a book to where you can't see the image right away and they look real. Didn't even bother with the back side.
it printed the same size for me no matter how big or small i said my monitor was. :( i actually need these at a tax prep open house and it would be nice to have ones that are life size
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