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Shredded money typically refers to currency that has been damaged or destroyed, often by the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing or other governments' agencies. Such currency is shredded to prevent it from being reused or counterfeited. Individuals who accidentally damage their money can often exchange it for new currency, provided that a significant portion of the bill is intact. The shredded money is usually recycled or destroyed completely.

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