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Discussion Board -> Desktop Wallpaper, Art, etc. -> Is it illegal to use money? (background)
Is it illegal to use money? (background)
.shaymayca1
06/19/06 2:56 AM GMT
I used money to make a background. None of the bills are are whole only parts are shown and the bills are the wrong size. Is it illegal?
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nope. feel free. 8•)
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One man sees things and says "why?", but I dream things that never were and say "why not?"
It's not illegal .. but you do have to pay us a small fee to keep quiet .. just like the people below did .. it's a win-win situation
Money to burn .. by .. pixelpusher
Money Shot .. by .. arturog
Show me the money .. by .. mvr
Bills .. by .. bacco
Devious! .. by .. wonderful
Stock Xchng .. ;o) .. (you need an acct = free)
Money to burn .. by .. pixelpusher
Money Shot .. by .. arturog
Show me the money .. by .. mvr
Bills .. by .. bacco
Devious! .. by .. wonderful
Stock Xchng .. ;o) .. (you need an acct = free)
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woohoo! You linked to one of my shots :) I feel honored! :D thanks keith
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Coinage.......... by aitmn10
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Live like there was no tomorrow | When you put your mind to it, you can accomplish anything - Doc Brown | My Gallery
It's only illegal if you take your computer monitor into a store and try to pass it off as legal tender...
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-Everyone is entitled to my opinion- rescope.com.au
bit hard to put in your wallet....
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'Study the past, if you would divine the future.' - Confucius
Most countries heavily restrict the reproduction of images of paper currency, In the USA for instance it is illegal to use digital imagery of paper currency unless it is presented in Black & White only. Actual physical artwork or reproduction of paper currency is only allowed if, again, it is in black and white and is either less than 70% of the original size or greater than 150%. Even the Federal Reserve website has to comply with these rules. All of these rules do not, of course, apply to coinage.
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