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Is it possible to take paper money and directly deposit it on a Pay Pal account?
Q. I am young and my only form of money is paper. But I want to make an online purchase and I only have cash but then I heard of Pay Pal.
Asked by spike - Sat Nov 29 17:57:58 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Buy a prepaid master card or visa. Then use prepaid card to put the money on your account.
Answered by Darlin' - Sat Nov 29 21:43:15 2008

what kind of paper almost resembles the paper used to make money?
Q. I know money paper is not actually paper, but is 25% cotton and 75% linen. But is there a paper that comes close to resemblance in texture?
Asked by David R - Wed Jun 18 01:24:36 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Are you planning of going into the counterfeiting business?
Answered by Freelance Web Cartoonist - Wed Jun 18 04:41:49 2008

Paper money is more valuable than coin money? Why is that? Paper money wears and tears faster than coins. ?
Q. Besides coins last several decades whereas paper money lasts only a couple to few years. Plus there was more manual work done on coins than on paper money.
Asked by Which Craft? - Tue Dec 9 16:31:57 2008 - - 14 Answers - 1 Comments

A. Paper money is not automatically worth more than coins, it all depends on the denomination. Since the U.S. left the last Silver Standard in 1963 (but the last day to redeem sliver certificate bills for actual silver was June 24, 1968) and abandoned the fixed dollar price of gold in 1971, paper dollars were no longer equivalent to a certain amount of gold or silver. Under the silver standard, a troy ounce of silver was commonly worth one U.S. dollar, and at the end of thd fixed gold pricing one troy ounce of gold was equal to $35US (raised from the original $20). Therefore during those times, a 1 ounce gold coin was worth $35 in U.S. paper money, and a silver dollar was equal to a paper dollar. There are still gold and silver coins minted… [cont.]
Answered by freedompath - Tue Dec 9 17:29:29 2008