This is such a dumb picture. I remember deciding to take it. I actually fretted over the legality of taking this shot...is it legal to take a photograph of money? Then I thought, well, if I only take a picture of part of it, that should be fine right? Whatever. This is a $20 bill that we got for selling some of the stuff that we "Konmaried".
You're fine, Amber. You actually complied with several of the conditions. "Generally, reproductions must not be easily confused with legal currency. Some of the most common conditions are (not all apply to every country):
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Color - black & white reproductions only or the use of distinctly different colors from original
One-side - reproductions cannot be double-sided
Surface Area - only a certain percentage of the overall surface of one side of the bill may be depicted
Orientation - currency must be at an angle within the illustration
Labeling - placing the word "Specimen" or "Sample" across the illustration
Material - some types of reproductions can only be placed on materials that are not paper or paper-like
Permission - in some countries you must request permission in writing before reproducing banknotes in advertising or for educational purposes." So there you go!
And congrats on the found $!
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