Where's George?

If you've ever wondered where your money travels to, you can track it at the Where's Geroge? website by entering the denomination, serial number and series of any US dollar bill along with your current USA zip code or Canadian postcode. However, if your currency is not already marked with the web address, no one will know to login to track your money. This is where a Where's George? self-inking rubber stamp or a mounted rubber stamp comes in. Sure, you can scrawl the web address on your bills, but wouldn't it be quicker, faster and easier to mark all your currency at once with a convenient Where's George? rubber stamp?

Isn't this illegal? Apparently not. Even though many have grown up told they shouldn't deface United States currency, the legal definition is kind of open to interpretation. On the Where's George website, FAQ, the owners state that "Where's George? Does not encourage the defacement of U.S. currency" and that "the law defines 'illegal' defacement as defacement that renders the bill unfit to be reissued." So - unless you use your handy Where's George? Rubber stamp to obliterate all the details on your currency, you're in the clear. With the millions of individuals tracking their dollars in the United States and Canada, it seems to be the latest craze.

Where's George? Is a concept that can be used by teachers, parents, and civic groups to help teach the value of money, and how it is circulated. By purchasing a convenient Where's George? Self-inking or Where's George? Mounted rubber stamp you can participate in a North American phenomenon, while learning the value of money. Consider purchasing a quality Where's George self-inking or mounted rubber stamp to use at home, or in your work or volunteer groups. By participating in the Where's George? Phenomenon you are helping others see just how far a dollar can go!- Lauri Jean Crowe

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Comments Constant-Content Doesn't Show It Thank you for clarifying. This article is not showing up in my constant content tools as having been paid for. However, it is available for sale there. #1 - Lauri Jean Crowe - 03/08/2008 - 04:48 I didn't authorize this article, please contact me :-( HI. As I authored this article, I'm wondering how it is you have it on your website when I didn't authorize it. Could you please contact me? thank you. I think I got it from constant-content #0 - Lauri Jean Crowe - 02/21/2008 - 11:43 Name Title Comment To prevent automated Bots form spamming, please enter the text you see in the image below in the appropriate input box. Your comment will only be submitted if the strings match. Please ensure that your browser supports and accepts cookies, or your comment cannot be verified correctly.