Print faster, the Fed and the banksters need more funny money!A significant production problem with new high-tech $100 bills has caused government printers to shut down production of the new notes and to quarantine more than one billion of the bills in huge vaults in Fort Worth, Texas and Washington, DC, CNBC has learned.
More money down the drain. 
he had helpReverend D21 wrote:It's Obamas fault!
Really?Dattebayo wrote:the federal reserve is extremely good at catching their mistakes.
It's the Treasury's screw up though, not the Fed's. Bernanke cooks up a voodoo economic move and picks up the green phone and has his buddy Geitner, the tax cheat who now runs the IRS ironically, to print the money to fund the next phase of economic collapse.Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke admitted the central bank created $1.3 trillion out of thin air to buy mortgage backed securities.
Encryptshun wrote:Yup, certainly the POTUS had direct visibility and influence over the QA process at the printing house. Come on, people, be realistic.
GAH. PRINTING mistake. Not a financial mistake. Must I really be so specific when I'm obviously talking about botched printing jobs?themadscientist wrote:Really?Dattebayo wrote:the federal reserve is extremely good at catching their mistakes.
http://www.infiniteunknown.net/2010/04/ ... -thin-air/It's the Treasury's screw up though, not the Fed's. Bernanke cooks up a voodoo economic move and picks up the green phone and has his buddy Geitner, the tax cheat who now runs the IRS ironically, to print the money to fund the next phase of economic collapse.Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke admitted the central bank created $1.3 trillion out of thin air to buy mortgage backed securities.
except for the 120 million that it cost to print a bunch of junk.themadscientist wrote:It's just paper with numbers on it; the real loss is not as significant as the face value would suggest; kind of like a misprinted contract that gets shredded.. It doesn't have any real value except what the confidence in the United States is at the time. I just find the irony ironic.
Just f-in with ya man, chill out. You are awefully hypersensitive recently.Dattebayo wrote:GAH. PRINTING mistake. Not a financial mistake. Must I really be so specific when I'm obviously talking about botched printing jobs?
Oh yes. Misstamped, double stamped, or even triple stamped coins are worth thousandsDattebayo wrote:It happens more then you would think, this was probably something that was leaked that wasn't supposed to be...
Defective bills are HIGHLY prized among collectors. They go for huge wads of cash because the federal reserve is extremely good at catching their mistakes.
Well, this one buddy has no respect for the fact I have 12 years of cabling experience and keeps fu*king things up by doing things his way and costing us time, I think I might have to punch the idiot to get him to listen. How you can just walk onto a construction site and think you know how to do everything (when you're an apprentice carpenter, at best) is beyond me.themadscientist wrote:THAT is true. Nothing will end a freindship quicker except loaning money to them. As soon as you tell them to do something the relationship changes and often gets worse over time.
Sorry, Rev. My bad. Sometimes it's hard to tell in today's climate. I could swear I heard someone on Faux News the other day blame Obama for cellulite.Reverend D21 wrote:Encryptshun wrote:Yup, certainly the POTUS had direct visibility and influence over the QA process at the printing house. Come on, people, be realistic.
My original comment was oozing with sarcasm actually.
They could actually sell a bunch of these bills at OVER face value. Collectors pay top dollar for erroneous bills and coins!!!Encryptshun wrote:Why don't they just sell the defective bills at BigLots for $25 each?
OMG FOX NEWS OMG OMG OMG. Give it a rest already...Encryptshun wrote: Faux News
wingFeather wrote:Give it a rest already...
I'm sorry...you are?wingFeather wrote:OMG FOX NEWS OMG OMG OMG. Give it a rest already...Encryptshun wrote: Faux News
