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mkt | 17:31 Thu 06th Apr 2006 | Business & Finance
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I've found some unused foreign currency at the bottom of a drawer and was going to change it back into sterling. However its US Dollars from about 10 years ago and i wanted to check it was still legal tender before i make an idiot of myself trying to change it back! Is there a website which shows pictures of currencies that are current legal tender? I know that travel agents usually have a book that they use to double check when they're not sure but wanted to look myself at home. I've tried the Travelex website but can't see anything relevant.


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All US currency produced by the US Treasury Department retains its face value even after the design has been updated and has never recalled any currency after such a design change.

e.g. a $1 bill printed in 1923 is acceptable as legal tender for a transaction even though a collector may well buy/sell such a note for more than its face value.

http://www.ustreas.gov/education/faq/currency/portraits.shtml

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