If it's cut in half you'd need to present both pieces to a bank for replacement.
Normally you can replace a partial bill only if (a) at least 2/3 of the bill is intact and (b) one of the 2 serial numbers is shown in full. That's to prevent someone from tearing bills in half and separately redeeming each half for a full bill.
The U.S. hasn't made a half-dollar bill in about 150 years. Please post a new question.
Please post a new question with the bill's country of origin. Neither the U.S. nor Canada, the major dollar-using countries in 1944, issued half-dollar notes at that time - just coins.
I paid for the new dress with a one-dollar bill.
The average ONE dollar bill, if new is 6.14 inches long.
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Post new question with a date. Lincoln has never been on a half dollar.
Yes, if they are only scorced and still readable. If you have more than half of a bill in recognizable form, you can trade it in for a new one.
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Eisenhower has never been on the half dollar just dollar coins, look at the coin again and post new question
You can cut the tuber in half. Each half must have an eye to be able to grow a new flower.
The new $20 bill was released on October 9, 2003
No. To be redeemable for a new bill, by law at least 2/3 of the bill must be intact and at least one of the 2 serial numbers must be visible. Those rules are intended to prevent people from scamming by cutting a bill in half and redeeming each piece for the full amount.