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Why does this $5 bill have red serial number and treasury stamp?
I found an old 1953 $5 american bill, why does it have red serial number and treasury stamp? I have seen but not collected some of the old silver certificates and those are blue colors. So I wonder did they run out of green ink one week? Was it a statement of the condition of the economy? What purpose does (did) the red ink serve?
1 AnswerHobbies & Crafts1 decade agoHow does I-tunes work? Do you need to pay for every download?
Do you need to pay for every download? Or is it subscription? My kid picked up an I-pod nano and is having trouble down loading and generally making it work for him.
3 AnswersMusic & Music Players1 decade agoWhat kind of fishing do you do in Scotland?
I'm from a small town in the USA near Lake Huron. I do a lot of brook fishing(trout),inland lake fishing for bass, pike, and pan-fish, and only minor fishing in the big lakes for salmon, steelhead, browns and lake trout. I doubt if I'll ever have enough money to go there to Scotland. Tell me: what do you fish for and what do you use?
2 AnswersOther - Games & Recreation1 decade agoWhere can I find a link or a reference that gives the origins of common sayings??
Have you ever heard somebody say... well i'll be a monkeys uncle? I am thinking that would be a joke about Darwins Origin of species... but, I want a place to go and find quirky sayings like that.
2 AnswersLanguages2 decades agoWhere can I locate a Ojibwa \ Chippewa medicine man?
I need I person to explain to a group of boys in mid July.
I live in NE Lower Michigan. You don't need to be the person, but I need to have a first contact.
1 AnswerOther - Cultures & Groups2 decades agoI need to identify a type of lamprey we found in the stream behind our house. Need to find a photograph.!?
The little thing is about 9" long and typically light brown. he sucker is very small at about a quarter inch diameter. We live in the upper northeast part of the lower peninsula of Michigan, and the stream is land-locked by dams. I don't think it is a sea lamprey. Is there a place I can identify this thing? Give me an ID from the description or a web site I can go to.
2 AnswersBiology2 decades ago