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Infographic on Mutilated Currency
Genuine U.S. currency may still be worth its face value even if it becomes damaged. Here is what you need to know about mutilated currency, what mutilated notes might qualify for redemption, and tips on how to submit your request for possible redemption of those notes.
Facts and Myths About Cash: Test Your Knowledge
Can you separate cash facts from common myths? See how much you really know about cash with this seven-question quiz.
U.S. Currency Academy
Bring banknotes to life with videos, lesson plans, and activities that teach young students about U.S. currency. The U.S. Currency Education Program's digital Currency Academy lets students explore the security and design features of our nation’s money. All materials are available for teachers and students to download, print, and use at no cost.
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Understanding Consumer Cash Use: Preliminary Findings from the 2016 Diary of Consumer Payment Choice
Data from the Federal Reserve’s Diary of Consumer Payment Choice shows that cash remains the most used payment instrument in 2016 accounting for 31 percent of all consumer transactions. This study provides a unique view into consumer shopping and payment decisions, including their use of cash.
Cash Holdings: A New View on Cash
As new payments and technologies continue to emerge, cash retains a strong hold among consumers. This paper explores how often U.S. consumers held and spent cash during the 2015 Diary of Consumer Payment Choice survey, and it provides an analysis on consumers’ cash holding behavior.
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Video: Cash Connect
Who Holds Cash?
Today’s consumers have more choices than ever in how to pay. In our first Cash Connect video - Who Holds Cash? - Federal Reserve Cash Product Office Policy Analyst Claire Wang asks San Francisco residents about their cash holding and spending habits. See how you compare to these testimonials.
Cash Facts
Cash Facts About Today's Currency
Explore the design features and security measures in $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 notes that help ensure the integrity of the cash you use.
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The Twelfth District has cash operations in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Salt Lake City, Seattle, and Phoenix.
Cash News
The Federal Reserve continues to meet the demand for cash in Puerto Rico as revitalization activities take place in disaster areas affected by Hurricane Maria. Demand for cash on the island has stabilized. Depository institutions have regained power, armored car services are able to transport currency and coin, and ATMs are active. We continue to coordinate with local and national authorities and monitor the cash supply and demand on the island on a daily basis.
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