Binman get to keep £10k he found, but...

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If you had crap-loads of money, it'd almost be worth doing that, but making sure you left out the corner of every note :p

Then, being the generous but also slightly evil chap I am, I'd probably give the guy the cash anyway, just for the fun of watching the emotional rollercoaster I just put the guy through.

Mwahahahaha

Lost???? :confused: Why the corner? And why give him the cash anyway? I have already posted the rules about you only need 50% of a note "in general" and really only the serial number, "promise bit" and signature.
 
Lost???? :confused: Why the corner? And why give him the cash anyway? I have already posted the rules about you only need 50% of a note "in general" and really only the serial number, "promise bit" and signature.
Ah in that case, leave out the serial number on each one :p

And why give him the cash? Well a rollercoaster is no fun if the person dies at the end of it!

It's like "Wahey look at all this cash" (up), "Damn, this is going to take ages" (down), "I'm almost there, money in sight!" (up up up), "Oh noes! no serials!" (down down down), *gives guy money* (UPUPUPUPUPUPUP)

Feel-good feeling plus entertainment along the way :p
 
Firstly you can scan them. Secondly even if *you* couldn't I could show you how to scan the fragment's outlines (enabling edge detection). Thirdly no they wont magically reform into full notes, but if you label with with a bit of skill, it'd take about 4 days max to do the lot.
Thats a brilliant idea.
 
Hire some autistic person - they tend to be great at puzzles and the like, don't they? :)

Indeed, I dare say Angus-Higgins may well be the ideal candidate for this sort of thing... ;)

Still, I very much doubt you'd be able to look up "autistics direct" in the Yellow pages :p
 
So the money was not stolen or linked to illegal activity, so why was it cut up and left in a bin?

I can imagine the look on some rich guys face when they see their dustbin man look in the bin and find them. It would be even funnier, in a sick sadistic way, to throw every peice but one, and leave him with a set of thousands of incomplete notes.
 
I can imagine the look on some rich guys face when they see their dustbin man look in the bin and find them. It would be even funnier, in a sick sadistic way, to throw every peice but one, and leave him with a set of thousands of incomplete notes.

Already been suggested and a solution has arisen
 
Indeed, I dare say Angus-Higgins may well be the ideal candidate for this sort of thing... ;)

Still, I very much doubt you'd be able to look up "autistics direct" in the Yellow pages :p

Wow Angus how did you sort all that money?

Angus: Well, using my grid system, or "gridding system" (As named by me[myself{Angus Higgins}]) I arranged the money into grids (or system grids[of the gridding system{as named by myself((Angus Higgins))]}) and matched the pieces (of money[in the grids{of the gridding system((as named by mself[[Angus Higgins]]))]}) to form full notes (of money[in the gridding system{as named by myslef((Angus Higgins))]})
 
if this picture from The Sun is real then Det Con Cobb lied as the bits are considerably larger than the largest one being an inch square.

bankNotes_682_669959a.jpg

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article2000573.ece

This bits this size it's an easy job.
 
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