reply to post by oliveoil
Santa Dollars are a trademark of Ltd. First Editions, Inc. The registered trademark assures consumers that Santa Dollars meet the requirements of
the U.S. Treasury Department. The Santa Dollar seal is removable leaving the bank note intact.
As far as I know, an LTD does not give anyone permission to deface legal currency. This is basically a Santa sticker plastered "over" Georgy...
It's also ILLEGAL to SELL USD!!!! If anyone buys one, you are a morron. It's supposedly to help some charity, but your basically buying a USD with
a sticker on it.
When questioned "what charity benefits" they apparently answer "all of them" .................................................
I'm not accusing, I simply call it as I see it.
You can buy them at
Publix
and Seven Eleven...
Or Paypal. Though every single charity (about 7 or so before I got bored) site I visited listed as a "partner" had no information regarding "santa
dollars"
The US Treasury, Mint, or any other public institution has NOTHING to do with this. This is apparently a corporate endevour.
Hope that clears things up.