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The E-Sylum: Volume 3, Number 46, November 5, 2000, Article 11

From the AP newswire, as published in a local newspaper November 4, 2000: "Federal authorities yesterday charged a Utah auto mechanic with trying to cash a bogus $100 million Federal Reserve bearer bond allegedly issued in 1934. Prosecutors said the Federal Reserve never issued any note in a denomination greater than $1 million..."

Wayne Homren, Editor

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