An unknowledgeable cashier may refuse to take a ripped dollar bill, but if you have at least 51% of the bill, you can take it to a bank and exchange it. However, if you have less than 51% of the bill, it is worthless.
If it is a normal one dollar bill it is worth one dollar only. If it is an antique bill which cannot be found in circulation now, you can auction it to antique bill collectors and they may buy it at a higher price...
Buy something with it.
You could buy something worth 8.91 cents in 2009
You have to write it down somewere that they owe you money and the next time you see them whip out a dollar bill to buy something mention that they still owe you ____ amount of money.
Jamestown stamp company Or publix supermarkets
You buy a Bugatti Veyron
Try the middle of the pacific ocean.
you can buy it on any website of a store that sells ripped skinny jeans (e.g. hollister)
you can go to Hollywood buy stuff and be saving it in your account also you can be rich
Could be worth something, depending on its condition and variety (signature combinations, variants, etc). Send a scan, I appraise for free: support@papermoneysite.us and will buy notes too.
No. Cash does not expire. Though the value of what a 100 $ bill can buy can change over time, the bill as such will remain a $100 bill forever
Well, honey, if you give the cashier a ten dollar bill for something that costs less than ten bucks, you should expect some change back. Now, if the cashier is on their game, you should get back the difference between the cost of your purchase and the ten dollar bill you handed over. Simple math, my dear.