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Rare Money
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The bill or coin in question is perfectly legitimate and not Counterfeit Cash. But for some reason or other, it's seldom seen. It can be rare for any (and any combination) of the following reasons: A rare, but real, denomination. (Example: a $2 bill in the United States, or the Japanese ¥2,000 note. For some reason, they're rarely used.) An outdated design on the coin or bill. (Example: a previous monarch being shown on the currency.) A rare design on the coin or bill. (Example: commemorative coins or bills.) A coin that used to be a bill or vice versa. (Example: Canada used to have 25¢, $1, and $2 bills. All denominations are now coins.) A coin that's made from a precious metal, usually silver. (Example: 90% silver Pre-1964 United States dimes, quarters and half dollars, and 40% silver Pre-1970 United States half dollars, all of which occasionally circulate, but are almost immediately pulled out of circulation and hoarded by individuals for their metal content.) A foreign coin or bill. A discontinued coin or bill (whether it has any current value is beside the point, it once did). This includes coins and bills of discontinued currencies. (Example: $10,000 US bills, or many European currencies after the advent of the euro). An unusual serial number. (Examples: an extremely low one or one with a lot of the same digit.) This includes "star notes," where a special symbol in the serial number marks the bill as a replacement for a misprinted one. The inverse is Cheap Gold Coins, where a currency that should be rare is everywhere. |
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In Oathbreakers, a Valdemar novel by Mercedes Lackey, Sunhawks who are infiltrating the city of Petras carry with them a coin called a Hawkspiece. It's worth little, but since it's virtually never seen out of the town of Hawksnest, it's useful as an identification piece in a city hundreds of miles away. | |
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One of Mikoto's earliest interactions with Touma in A Certain Magical Index has him encountering her attacking a vending machine for eating her 2000 yen note (not often seen in circulation) and Touma promptly lampshading her use of such a rarely seen note in a vending machine. | |
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In an episode of The Simpsons Bart & Homer go on a quest to collect every Lincoln head cent to fill a collector's holder. They get every one except the [fictional] 1917 "kissing Lincoln" misstrike, which they manage to scam Mr. Burns out of when he outbids them at a rare coin auction. | |
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A For Real segment of Cyberchase has Bianca thinking she's rich after finding a one dollar coin on the street, only to check its value with a coin librarian and find it's not made of gold. | |
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Golden Obles in Pillars of Eternity are an internationally accepted currency minted in Vailia. However, they are extremely rare even in its country of origin, and even more so in Dyrwood, where the game takes place. | |
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In two different episode of Scrubs, JD distracts the Janitor and Troy by asking him a riddle: "Two coins add up to 30¢, and one of them is not a nickel [5¢]. What are they?" (America does not have a 20¢ coin). Janitor and Troy dig up a 1972 dime (10¢) with a Roosevelt imperfection, which is worth 29¢; together with a 1¢ coin, they are worth 30¢ altogether. (The actual answer is a quarter (25¢) and a nickel. JD only said that one of the coins wasn't a nickel). | |
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In an episode of The Andy Griffith Show Andy pulls a prank on Barney to teach him a lesson, showing him a Buffalo nickel which is pointing the "other direction," so it's a rare and valuable misstrike. Andy sells Barney his nickel for $75. Then Barney compares it to his own nickel and discovers that they both face the same way. | |
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In Making Money, Moist von Lipwig is trying to get the denizens of Ankh-Morpork to start using paper money he printed, but because of his previous foray into stamps, some of them decide to hold onto the bills because the first ones he printed are going to become collector's items. He has to resort to shouting "It's worth money now!" at someone who wants to see if it'll be worth money some day. | |
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In Fallout: New Vegas the Legion Legion Denarii and Aurei are not Cheap Gold and Silver coins as Caesar's Legion are the only ones making them (after the Brotherhood of Steel destroyed the New California Republic's gold deposits) and their... culture... isn't looked highly upon, so few traders in the Mojave made deals with them. | |
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In El Sword, if you take a side profession as Treasure Hunter, you can find special treasure chests in dungeons that contain old coins. You can trade the coins in any shop for in-game currency. | |
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Exalted has Jade, a magical material associated with the Terrestrial Exalted (and with no relation to real jade). It's fantastically valuable and also a Practical Currency as the Exalted can use it to make magic items, which means that few below powerful lords bother trading in it directly. Most people get by with a paper currency called jade scrip, silver coins, or barter. | |
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In Dungeons & Dragons, as well as derived games (like Pathfinder), there are coins worth more than gold pieces (such as platinum), but they are very rarely used, since most prices are denoted in gold, and large sums of money are usually transported in form of gems. | |
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Yakuza contains a sidequest in which Kiryu tracks down five 2000 yen bills (see Real Life for more info) for a collector who's interested in studying why they aren't circulating very well. | |
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This is invoked on Better Call Saul as part of a Violin Scam Jimmy and Marco are running. Jimmy claims to have a misprinted $0.50 coin where the picture of the president is inverted. Since the coin is rarely seen in circulation, the mark does not remember which way the picture should be facing and is easily convinced that the coin is a valuable misprint. | |
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Far Cry 4: Money issued prior to Pagan Min's reign is officially worthless, but you can still sell it as Shop Fodder. It's implied that Pagan printed his own money just so he could plaster his body double's face all over it. | |
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The Magician: In "The Man Who Lost Himself", three crooks seem to be going to extreme lengths to discover the location of the relatively small sum of $24,000 stolen in a military payroll heist in Hawaii during World War II. It turns out the cash is in the form of so-called 'Aloha money'; money overprinted with the word 'Hawaii' in case the Japanese overran Hawaii. Now valuable collectors' items, $24,000 in uncirculated bills is now worth $1.6 million. | |
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A strip of FoxTrot references an incident where a man was arrested at a Best Buy because his 2 dollar bills were mistaken for counterfeit money. Paige then begs her mom for some to give to Jason, because she wants to see him get arrested. | |
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The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy mentions a currency called the Triganic Pu. There are eight Ningis to one Pu, but since a Ningi is a triangular rubber coin six thousand miles along each edge, nobody has ever collected enough to own one Pu. | |
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Agent Carter: Jarvis, a butler to the rich Howard Stark, pays a $50,000 payment to a crook in $1000 dollar bills, with the crook expressing disbelief that they're real. The series taking place in 1946 makes having those bills more plausible, since $1000 dollar bills stopped being printed in 1945. | |
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Gunslinger Girl. Jose tips a restaurant waiter with a 500 euro note (very rare), after Henrietta attacks the man upon mistaking him for an assassin. It's not clear what the waiter is more surprised by: by the fact that a tiny girl manhandled him so badly or by the banknote he probably saw for the first time in his life. | |
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In a story in Gold Key's The Twilight Zone comic, a psychiatrist is visited late at night by a well-dressed young man. The psychiatrist agrees to see him, and the young man recounts a recurring dream in which he is trapped on a sinking ship. The psychiatrist provides him with reassurance, and the young man vanishes while the psychiatrist's back is turned. The young man leaves behind a pile of cash to pay for the consultation, but when the psychiatrist picks it up, he notices that they are old, large-sized US banknotes the Treasury removed from circulation in 1923. And they are sopping wet. Then he glances at a newspaper and sees that it is the anniversary of the sinking of RMS Titanic. | |
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