Question

Hello.

Can someone please direct me to an official U.S. gov't URL that
explains the law on color copying currency, specifically the new $20
bills?

Thanks!!
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Never ceases to amaze me that people haven't figured out how to use Google.

Type in "us treasury rules on currency reproduction" and the top site is:

http://www.moneyfactory.com/document.cfm/18/117


On 8/29/05 9:01 PM, in article ,
"uh Clem..." wrote:

Hello.

Can someone please direct me to an official U.S. gov't URL that
explains the law on color copying currency, specifically the new $20
bills?

Thanks!!

Owen Linzmayer wrote:
Never ceases to amaze me that people haven't figured out how to use Google.

Type in "us treasury rules on currency reproduction" and the top site is:

http://www.moneyfactory.com/document.cfm/18/117


On 8/29/05 9:01 PM, in article ,
"uh Clem..." wrote:


Hello.

Can someone please direct me to an official U.S. gov't URL that
explains the law on color copying currency, specifically the new $20
bills?

Thanks!!

Essentially the standard rules still apply:

-no front-to-back registry, and
-must be 74% or smaller or 151% or larger than actual size.

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What trick, what device, what starting-hole on Mon, 29 Aug 2005
22:45:13 -0700, canst thou now find out, to hide Owen Linzmayer
from this open and apparent shame?:

Never ceases to amaze me that people haven't figured out how to use
Google.

Type in "us treasury rules on currency reproduction" and the top site
is:

http://www.moneyfactory.com/document.cfm/18/117

It never ceases to amaze me that people run their mouths, acting as if
they're SO much smarter than everyone, before they read the entire
post, to wit, the last few words: "specifically the new $20
bills"

The site with the cite was for "Authority: 18 UNITED STATES CODE; 504:
Treasury Directive Number 15-56 FR 48539 (September 15,1993) 411.1
Color illustrations authorized. "

Nothing new since Sept. 1993? I seems to remember something happening
around the beginning of Sept. a couple a years later that caused new
legislation to be enacted. Hmmmm....what was that?


On 8/29/05 9:01 PM, in article
,
"uh Clem..." wrote:

Hello.

Can someone please direct me to an official U.S. gov't URL that
explains the law on color copying currency, specifically the new
$20
bills?

Thanks!!

--

"The Borg assimilated my race, and all I got was this crummy tagline."

On Tue, 30 Aug 2005 01:45:23 -0500, "Michael G. Koerner"
helpfully quipped:


On 8/29/05 9:01 PM, in article
,
"uh Clem..."
wrote:


Hello.

Can someone please direct me to an official U.S. gov't URL that
explains the law on color copying currency, specifically the new
$20
bills?

Thanks!!

Essentially the standard rules still apply:

-no front-to-back registry, and
-must be 74% or smaller or 151% or larger than actual size.

Can you give me a citation please?

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"The Borg assimilated my race, and all I got was this crummy tagline."

I read the entire post. And I easily found the law that governs the
reproduction of US currency. Just because the law doesn't specifically
mention the new $20 doesn't mean it doesn't apply.

If there's a later law that modifies this one, perhaps with a little
research on Google it could be found. But if the "something" you vaguely
remember didn't actually happen, good luck finding it.


On 8/30/05 1:26 PM, in article ,
"uh Clem..." wrote:

It never ceases to amaze me that people run their mouths, acting as if
they're SO much smarter than everyone, before they read the entire
post, to wit, the last few words: "specifically the new $20
bills"

The site with the cite was for "Authority: 18 UNITED STATES CODE; 504:
Treasury Directive Number 15-56 FR 48539 (September 15,1993) 411.1
Color illustrations authorized. "

Nothing new since Sept. 1993? I seems to remember something happening
around the beginning of Sept. a couple a years later that caused new
legislation to be enacted. Hmmmm....what was that?

What trick, what device, what starting-hole on Wed, 31 Aug 2005
08:20:56 -0700, canst thou now find out, to hide Owen Linzmayer
from this open and apparent shame?:

I read the entire post. And I easily found the law that governs the
reproduction of US currency. Just because the law doesn't
specifically
mention the new $20 doesn't mean it doesn't apply.

If there's a later law that modifies this one, perhaps with a little
research on Google it could be found. But if the "something" you
vaguely
remember didn't actually happen, good luck finding it.

Sept. 11


On 8/30/05 1:26 PM, in article
,
"uh Clem..." wrote:

It never ceases to amaze me that people run their mouths, acting as
if
they're SO much smarter than everyone, before they read the entire
post, to wit, the last few words: "specifically the new $20
bills"

The site with the cite was for "Authority: 18 UNITED STATES CODE;
504:
Treasury Directive Number 15-56 FR 48539 (September 15,1993) 411.1
Color illustrations authorized. "

Nothing new since Sept. 1993? I seems to remember something
happening
around the beginning of Sept. a couple a years later that caused
new
legislation to be enacted. Hmmmm....what was that?

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"The Borg assimilated my race, and all I got was this crummy tagline."