There is actually no reason whatsoever for this completely random post. Except that I thought I’d point out what a very small stack $20,000 worth of $100 bills looks like.
Seems like it should be a lot bigger stack, doesn’t it?
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So these are your stack of money? Must be a great feeling holding the stack of money if it is yours, hehe.
uhmm… i want it
In movies, 2 millions dollars are in a suitcase :) I think 2 millions must be in the car’s trunk…
Doesn’t look $20,000 Do $1000 notes come? Sorry I am not an American.
It does look kinda small. You could open them both up and spread them out and that’d be more aesthetically pleasing. Either way – it still looks yummy delicious! ;)
It looks way smaller than 20 grand sounds.
I thought 20k would look like this: http://www.thetechnologist.tv/postedstack.png
but that’s actually 90k
I would say it is definitely worth more than the paper it is printed on. Now converting this stack of dollars to other currencies at existing exchange rates could prove quite interesting. Here in South Africa $20,000 in cash translates to approx ZAR160,000, which is quite a lot.
If you go across the border to our neighbour Zimbabwe, who are suffering hyper inflation, you will get a whole truckload of Zim Dollars for your $20,000 US.
It’s only 200 sheets of paper. Think of a 200-page book. Not really that thick.
I was wondering in what occasion I am able to see $20,000 cash. It doesn’t seem to be something that will happen to me