Anybody ever refused to accept your $2 bill?
by 
nutmegcollector
ANSWERS: 14
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No, and I don't shop at places that don't accept my $2s and gold dollar coins. Sounds picky, but I find places that will accept such things to be to my liking anyways.
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I don't even own one but I want one.
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No. Has this happened to you?
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No. its still legal tender, when you can find it.
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No, but I don't really use them that much.
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No, never refused one. In fact if I see one being passed to a customer in front of me, I ask for it. I collect money of all kinds. Old and new or from other countries! I live in the USA but in change the other day at the grocery store I got a coin from France. Small like a dime. ??????? Crazy hu? . +5
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No and its not likely they will..I live in the UK :D
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They surely shouldnt, it IS legit currency.
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I tried to give a woman one as change once and she looked at me like I was crazy. She insisted it was a worthless bill and demanded 2 singles. I still have that (among others) to this day. I started keeping them after that and must have $50 in 2's by now :D
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I don't use dollars, but when I was down in London (as i answered in your flying question) there was a bit of a panic when a few of us realised that we had a lot of Scottish money with us, which isn't legal tender and can sometimes be refused. Luckily we didn't have any problems.
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"Nope!" I've never heard of such a thing!
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I save them if I have them. I think I actually only have two but I think they look really cool. So, I've never tried to even use them! :) +5
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No but I look kind of imtimidating, people don't even ask me for a movie stub, I do always buy one.
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No. Many a time they tear the corner off!!
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