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Did you know that Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak has been using his own custom $2 bills for over 30 years? He doesn't print the money itself, which would be illegal. Instead, he legally purchases large, uncut sheets of genuine $2 bills directly from the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and... Printing. He then takes the sheets to a local print shop in his hometown of Los Gatos, California, which binds them into a pad and adds perforations so he can tear them off like a notepad. He even stamps them with his initials, "WOZ". Though each $2 bill costs him around $3 to produce, they are legal tender and he enjoys the novelty and the reactions he gets when spending them, a habit he calls a "joke" he enjoys sharing with people.show more

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The Co Founder of Apple Steve Wozniak has been printing his own money for over 30 years and it’s completely legal He buys uncut sheets of genuine $2 bills from the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing, then takes them to a local print shop in Los Gatos, California They bind the sheets, add perforations so he can easily divide them, and Steve even stamps the bills with his initials Each custom bill costs him about $3 to produce, but each one is still legal tender He says he does it for the fun, the shock factor, and having fun spending money that looks fake but is absolutely real

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