ThaRealness
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It would be the only one of its kind. Surely every other check would be opened and signed
How Much Do You Think an Unsigned, Unopened Stimulus check Would Be Worth in 30 Years?
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It would be the only one of its kind. Surely every other check would be opened and signed
ThaRealness
Superstar
That shyt gonna be like a 58 Les Paul. An uncreased unopened stimulus check. The only one of its kind. 30 years from now. Call up Museums like “I got something for you. Let me hold a couple Rembrandt’s”wtf kinda question is that?
djthegreat88
Superstar
$0 just an expired voided check
ThaRealness
Superstar
A piece of American history. I did cash mine though.
CreepyMcCreeperson
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People might buy it on eBay for $200, and that’s being generous.
They certainly wouldn’t pay $1200 or more, especially if lots of people get the idea, and keep them.
How much are the buffalo head quarters worth?
They certainly wouldn’t pay $1200 or more, especially if lots of people get the idea, and keep them.
How much are the buffalo head quarters worth?
ThaRealness
Superstar
Y’all still aren’t getting this - unsigned uncreased and unopened makes it the only one of its kind
CreepyMcCreeperson
Veteran
So you want a random stranger to know your address?
ol rickey henderson azz nikka
Rickey Henderson framed his first million dollar check without actually cashing it.
After the 1990 season, the A’s finance department tried to balance the books, only to find a $1 million overage – they had too much money in the bank, given what they thought they had paid out. An inquest showed the likely culprit: for some reason, the million-dollar check made out to Henderson had never cleared. The A’s called up Rickey and asked if he knew what had happened, and luckily for the finance people, he did.
Henderson never cashed the check. Instead he had it framed and hung it on one of his walls. The check, as Henderson would later explain, was a constant reminder that he had made it – that he was a millionaire – and he wanted it to be in a place where he’d see it every day.
The A’s asked him to make a copy of the check, frame that copy and deposit the actual one. Henderson, fortunately, agreed.
Rickey Henderson framed his first million dollar check without actually cashing it.
After the 1990 season, the A’s finance department tried to balance the books, only to find a $1 million overage – they had too much money in the bank, given what they thought they had paid out. An inquest showed the likely culprit: for some reason, the million-dollar check made out to Henderson had never cleared. The A’s called up Rickey and asked if he knew what had happened, and luckily for the finance people, he did.
Henderson never cashed the check. Instead he had it framed and hung it on one of his walls. The check, as Henderson would later explain, was a constant reminder that he had made it – that he was a millionaire – and he wanted it to be in a place where he’d see it every day.
The A’s asked him to make a copy of the check, frame that copy and deposit the actual one. Henderson, fortunately, agreed.
ThaRealness
Superstar
Thats crazy. You'd think those newspapers would be worth a couple hundred at least. But they're at 30$ now... give em another 20 years and its 3000$
I bet war bonds from WW2 are worth stacks
Maybe he'll have moved by then.
humminbird
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You know you can take a picture of the check on your phone right?
I’m sure people will do that therefore it won’t be that valuable
I’m sure people will do that therefore it won’t be that valuable
