> "No-no-no, that won't do. The cube is too small! Its puny size doesn't convey the crushing might of the American dollar! Hm. Do we have bigger dollars?"
> "I'm afraid we don't, boss."
> "Let's inflate it!"
> "The dollar?"
> "Not the dollar, idiot, the cube! With air.
> "On second thought..."
ZoomZoomZoom 7/2/2025|
Yeah, that was clumsy, because you inflate the economy, a currency is depreciated.
DrNosferatu 7/2/2025||
"The world’s most expensive piñata"
doublerabbit 7/1/2025||
Now show me a cube made of gold worth $1M.
jjk166 7/1/2025|
It's approximately a 3 inch cube.
gblargg 7/2/2025||
To be precise, a 7.83 cm³ cube. More portable, though a bit heavy at 9.27 kg.
dvsfish 7/1/2025||
Now this is the type I post I come for
sschueller 7/1/2025||
1 Million Swiss Francs in the highest denomination (1000) weighs just 1.14 kg and is a stack of bills around 10 cm high. That is currently also around 1,261,037 USD
That's 0.80€ per count and it's automatic. Still seems too expensive.
jaisio 7/1/2025||
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mslansn 7/1/2025|
Not surprised that the Fed overspent a project by 50%.
umanwizard 7/1/2025||
I doubt this cost them 1.5M out of their real budget, lol. My guess is these are not legal tender in some way, e.g. worn-out bills that would otherwise be destroyed.
tracerbulletx 7/1/2025||
The fact that this is not obvious to everyone is a bit disturbing to be honest..