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Soiled notes are currency that has become dirty, damaged, or otherwise degraded through use. They may have stains, tears, or markings that affect their appearance but do not necessarily render them unusable. Banks and financial institutions typically have procedures for assessing and replacing soiled notes, ensuring they can be reprocessed or removed from circulation. Though not ideal for transactions, soiled notes are still considered legal tender.

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