The Treasure Hunt For A Blunder
Instead of "Arroyo", it spelled as "Arrovo".
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The misspelled bills are still legal and can be used. However, people here are on a treasure hunt. Since such bills are rare, why use it if you can keep it for several years then sell it at a higher price?
That's what going around my mind when I first heard the news. I immediately checked out my 100-peso bills if there are any "Arrovo" bills, and what do you know. I have one! Yey!
It's apparent that my treasure bill has changed hands several times, and no one seemed to have noticed it.
I told my dad, well practically everyone in the house, about it when he got home. He was like "Really?" and I showed the bill to him to quench his doubting thirst.
He kept it. I told not to show it around his friends and co-worker.
"We'll inherit that to (my little brother) so he'll be rich once he turned 40," I joked.
2 Comments:
cool! I wish I have one. huhuhu!
Fri Nov 25, 08:55:00 PM GMT+8
What's the big deal about this bill? Oh... It's because Arrovo literally means "Robber"... He he he...
Sat Nov 26, 11:24:00 AM GMT+8
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