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The question is UNCLEAR.
If you found a money order and want to cash it - it is unlawful and is FRAUD.
If you lost it and want to be able to get the money - you will have to present the receipt for MO when it was purchased.
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In Florida, if you have found a lost money order, you should try to return it to the rightful owner or the issuing institution if possible. If you are unable to find the owner, you may be required to turn over the money order to the state's unclaimed property division. It is illegal to cash or attempt to cash a lost money order that does not belong to you.
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