By Andrew Liszewski
There’s an endless supply of novelty wrapping paper on the market this time of year, but if you really want to blow someone’s mind on Christmas morning, how about handing them a gift that’s wrapped in uncut legal tender?
Available from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing online store, you can actually order uncut sheets of crisp new U.S. bills in either $1, $2, $5, $10, $20 or $50 denominations. Just keep in mind that those sheets actually end up costing more than their face value, so a 32-subject sheet of $1 bills runs $55, while a 16-subject sheet of $50 bills is $900. And if you go the latter route, I would make sure the giftee isn’t the type who just shreds the wrapping paper off their presents.
[ Bureau of Engraving and Printing Store – Uncut Currency ] VIA [ bookofjoe ]
ha! outstanding. I can just imagine the look on the recipient's face. But come to think of it…how would you open the wrapped package? that's some might expensive 'oh just rip it open' kinda wrapping paper. 🙂
So,
this is actually real money that you can spend once you're done with it?
ha! outstanding. I can just imagine the look on the recipient's face. But come to think of it…how would you open the wrapped package? that's some might expensive 'oh just rip it open' kinda wrapping paper. 🙂
So,
this is actually real money that you can spend once you're done with it?
Just keep in mind that those sheets actually end up costing more than their face value, so a 32-subject sheet of $1 bills runs $55
Just keep in mind that those sheets actually end up costing more than their face value, so a 32-subject sheet of $1 bills runs $55