Le site wheresgeorge.com est-il sûr ?

Interesting Facts About This Site www.wheresgeorge.com * The site was created For fun and because it had not been done yet. * When did this site get started? The site officially went 'live' on December 23, 1998. * First and foremost, the site is entirely FREE for all users. * I got this bill with Where's George? on it, What do I do? Please go to the Where's George? Home Page and enter the denomination, series (year), and serial number as well as your current Zip Code and then hit the 'SUBMIT' button. Remember that you need to register before entering any bills in order to put them on your account so you can come back and track where they go next! * Is it legal to write on or mark currency? Where's George? does not encourage the defacement of U.S. Currency. The law defines 'illegal' defacement as defacement that renders bills unfit to be re-issued. For the legal details from the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing. * I have a 1934 bill I want to enter, but the system does not have a series selection for it. How can I enter this bill? Where's George? simply doesn't track bills older than series 1969, except for $1 or $2 bills as old as the 1963 series can be entered. **** Need more information find it on the Frequently asked questions page! Hope this clears up some questions for everyone!****

I find this site entertaining and it is a good site! I got my first Where's George $1 today while celebrating my husbands B day! After over 16 years I finally got my first bill that was being tracked. Crazy it took that long! Spread the word on all networking sites to friends and family, if they get a bill then at the least enter the zip of where it is and even better if they enter how they got it and the shape the bill is in. This way the more people that are aware of it the more people are more likely to track it. Do not forget to tell them it costs them nothing to do this and they will not get spam for doing this! They them selves can track the bill that they found too and if they want they can also join in and start their own tracking for their own bills. Make sure they read and follow the sites guidelines regarding that! FUN FUN FUN! FUN for children too! I want to make a big chart and see which bill travels the farthest out of the 10 I track! Maybe I will see it in a foreign country!

Where's George? is a site created by Hank Eskin in 1997 to track the progress of American paper currency as they circulate throughout the US. The site safe and has been featured in the media multiple times. Contrary to popular belief, making marks on paper currency is legal (at least in the US), as long as the marks do not prevent the bill from being reissued (e.g., changing or blacking out the serial number).