*The Bureau of Engraving, Secret Service, and the ACD Steering Committee have introduced a new initiative to prevent U.S. retailers, banks, and ATMs from accepting “mutilated” banknotes.

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Reports indicate that the dollar bills set to be rejected include those classified as “mutilated” — with cuts, damaged edges, or discoloration. This policy applies to stores and supermarkets ...

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As of October, certain dollar bills will no longer be accepted across stores, businesses, banks and ATMs. In an effort to improve the security of the monetary system, the Bureau of Engraving, the ...

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