Why is everyone here assuming uncut sheets aren't legal tender? A look at their faq reveals:

``Because the individual notes on uncut currency sheets are legal tender, they may be cut apart and spent.''

Does this mean you occasionally find poorly cut bills in normal circulation?

If I received one, I'd also be suspicious.

I’m going to have to try this. Clemson fans travel to away games with stacks of $2 bills stamped with Tiger Paws. Been a tradition since the 70s when Georgia Tech wanted to cancel our annual series, so our fans showed up in Atlanta spending the $2 bills everywhere to make sure everyone knew the economic impact when we came to visit. It was a big deal to our fans because we weren’t going to bowl games every year back then, so our game in Atlanta was the big trip for the season.

Been a tradition ever since and our reputation as fans who “travel well” helped ensure bowl game preferences for years.

https://www.greenvilleonline.com/story/sports/college/clemso...

That markup though!

Looks like every single thing is out of stock, so maybe not.

I mean, it’s a neat idea, but … what do you do with them?

Framing one as a picture would seem to invite a burglary, and as a source of individual notes it’s much cheaper to go to a bank.

Edit: Not intended as a critical question, btw - I was just wondering how you’d use them.