Guy finds a floor safe in his new house. Goes to Reddit/howto for advice, and reports back the results, after two locksmiths spent 4 hours breaking it open.
They did. The safe contained quite a lot of badly damaged cash, about $2600 counted so far.
Note that the safe was opened in four hours, not almost a year.
At least some $CDN. Canada hasnât printed paper $1.00 bills since 1989.
Iâm no banker, but Iâm thinking they should be able to exchange them if at least one of the serial numbers is intact?
I live pretty darn close to Canada, so I am aware that there arenât paper $1 or $2 bills (thus Loonies and twonies), but Canada also no longer mints pennies. I still find the dang things in my change on occasion. You want them back or should I just pitch them into the Detroit River? Iâm going on the paddle boat cruise on MondayâŚ
âFragments and remnants presented which represent 50% or less of a note are identifiable as United States currency but the method of destruction and supporting evidence do not satisfy the Treasury that the missing portion has been totally destroyed.â