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Ian King | 19:20 Fri 25th Nov 2005 | How it Works
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If I get a new �10 note from the bank today and cash it, what are the chances of me owning that same note again in the notes lifetime?

When I was younger I used to sign all my notes, I never saw any of them again.

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Possibly higher than you think.


If you go back to the shop where you spent it and buy something else with a �20 note then the chances are fairly high that you might get it in change - even if it's been through several other customers' hands first.


The chances lessen with time I would think

hey i once had a note with the name Ian King on, lol not really only kidding :)

Perhaps you could start a website similar to this:


http://www.eurobilltracker.com/


I want a "Where's my car?" website so I can find all my previously owned vehicles. I miss some of those.
I want a "Where's my car?" website so I can find all my previously owned vehicles. I miss some of those.

Not exactly what you want, but the DVLC website has a page that will tell you whether your old cars are still being taxed
there is alrewady a site started that tracks english notes its find lizzy or lizzy or somthing similar ...

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