Why Americans save their $2 bills
There is a mass delusion in the US that the $2 bill is a rare, magical collector's item. In reality, the Federal Reserve has over a billion of them in circulation. Yet, because Americans think they are discontinued or incredibly valuable, they immediately stuff them in drawers instead of spending them, forcing the government to occasionally print more just to satisfy the hoarders.

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