is very single dollar on the world market actually printed somewhere?
454229
No, very little of the world's money is actually held as printed currency. Banks have the unique ability to create money, by taking people's savings and loaning them out. Depending on the banks required reserve rate (the amount kept for daily transactions) banks can create over $2000 from a $100 deposit.
100305
Yeah they are, but you won't find one for $1000.  They are no longer printed and are all collectors' items and you would need to purchase them from a currency/coin store or seller.  You might check out www.coinworld.com to look for companies to that sell them.
452919
i'm not sure how accurate this is but apparently the dollar ($) symbol originally started off as a letter "U" superimposed onto a letter "S" to indicate that the currency was from the US and over time the bottom of the U was dropped off as the dollar was adopted by other countries so it was just left as an S with 2 vertical lines through it.\ni'm not too sure about the other currency symbols though.
274927
There are alot of in the know people about that sort of thing on the currency tracking website www.wheresgeorge.com\n\nJust ask on one of the collecting forums.
513463
It is is a fairly common belief, so you'd think that the website for the U.S. Treasury Bureaus would answer this somewhere, wouldn't you? While I found much information about how to replace mutilated currency, I found no official law about defacing currency listed anywhere on the U.S. Treasury Bureaus site, nor the one for the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, or even the U.S. Mint. With this lack of solid information from our beloved bureaucrats, I have to rely on common sense and a bit of deductive reasoning. Given the fact that many laws outright defy both of these, do not take this answer as legal advice.\n\nMy first clue that defacing currency in and of itself may not be a crime comes from penny arcade machines across the country. At many museums, zoos, and assorted tourist traps you can drop a perfectly useless penny into a machine, turn a crank and be rewarded with a stamped flat bit of copper featuring a squished Lincoln head and the logo "I visited Treefrog, Arizona." As common as these are, I'm reasonably certain that if defacing coins like that were illegal, these machines wouldn't be out there. They'd be hidden in the back room with the slot machines instead! \n\nNow what is most certainly illegal is if you alter a coin or a bill in such a way as to obscure it's denomination and then attempt to pass it off as one of higher value. You also can not circulate an altered bill for advertising purposes. (Presumably this means you could write "Eat At Joe's" on a dollar bill and keep it at home, hidden in a closet somewhere; pulling it out late at night to chortle to yourself over your evil deeds, but even if this was strictly illegal you could do this anyway.) \n\nBottom line: Feel free to put those coins on the railroad track, write "Clinton sucks" on all your dollars, or light your cigars with hundred dollar bills. Just don't try writing some extra zeros on a ten and try passing it off as a Franklin down at the Walmart.
754507
It is 2,532,355.26 USD.  I looked it up using this website:\n\nwww.xe.com
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yes it is money in european\n\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/currency?u
1128026
Simple : A fake dollar will not have the face on the right , some you can't see the face but their still real . There 's a someting a policeman told me when someone gave me a fake bill he said put the money up to a light and if it has a USA five or one or just what ever bill you got ! if is has that USA black written line going through the bill on any side it's real. That is one thing people can't copy! And some people don't even notice that.
927498
Yes, there is or at least will be. On our American dollar bill it says, "Novus Ordo Seclorum" which means "New World Order". That's proof enough for me.
789926
http://www.marketwatch.com/News/Story/Story.aspx?guid={867CEFA6-22D6-4DB9-AB4B-29D66BC02F39}&siteid=mktw\n\nIt says why they ended it there. I wonder if they'll refund our money...
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Not that I'm aware of,,\nbut there's several steel company stocks trading on the stock market.\n\nHere's a Mexican one trading on US's AMEX that's done ok,,just for example.\n\nhttp://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=SIM&t=1y&l=on&z=m&q=l&c=
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The real value of any currency is measured by checking it against the price of gold in that currency.  This is the only litmus test of real wealth that can be easily measured.  As of right now $1.00 is worth 1/545 of an ounce of gold.  \n\nAnother way to check was with something called the M3 index, which is just a count of all the US currency in circulation and in reserve in the world, but the Treasury Department just recently stopped reporting that number presumably so nobody would panic when the dollar gets wasted in the world economy soon.
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possibly, make sure it's real though !\n\nsearch for it on ebay "error bill" etc. "misprint bill"\n\nsee what's out there, and if there's a market for it/
707686
NO\nit has never been an issue in the past, and the cost to do so would be astounding, let alone how does this judge propose getting all of the current currency out of circulation,WORLDWIDE??\nisnt our national debt high enough already???
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$100\n\nThere was only as high as a $100,000 bill from the 1930's to my knowlege. A collector's item $1,000,000 was printed in 1988 on real currency paper, but they're only selling for $15-50 a piece. There was never a real $1,000,000 bill printed by the U.S. Treasury.
1088914
Generally there would be a secret code for anything in the absence of that it is revealed to be fake..\nthe same applies to a fake currency  also.
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I am sure its legal since you altered it and are not using it as legal tender or even trying to convince anyone it is.\n\nI get coupons occasionally that look like a hundred dollar bill on one side and on the back side is a coupon for something.  I've seen money that looks real except for the face in the center is Alfred E Newman or some other odd character.\nSo obviously its okay to make a "spoof" or parody of currency, its just not okay to try and pass it off as real.