Anonymous Donor Drops Rare $1,000 Bill into Salvation Army Kettle – IOTW Report

Anonymous Donor Drops Rare $1,000 Bill into Salvation Army Kettle

Breitbart- An anonymous donor in Morgantown, West Virginia, dropped a rare and generous gift into a red Salvation Army kettle this week.

The unknown individual who slipped a $1,000 dollar bill printed in 1928 into the red bucket recently has been doing the same thing for the past 41 years, according to WBOY.

The $1,000 bill was first issued by the Continental Congress in 1775 to help finance the Revolutionary War, said Matthew Wittmann of the American Numismatic Society.

However, it was only worth a fraction of that value back then. more here

12 Comments on Anonymous Donor Drops Rare $1,000 Bill into Salvation Army Kettle

  1. They need it! Salvation Army donations are down 24% this year. I have to believe it is largely due to the arm-twisting the Left is doing to corporations to keep the Salvation Army off their property in their relentless war on Christianity!

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  2. Great organization. Don’t have the giant managerial salaries these other so called charitable organizations have. Majority of your donations works as you would hope it would.

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  3. The article states a past value and a perfect condition worth, but no mention of its current recognized amount. So is it a 1K donation today?
    Still, a very nice contribution indeed!

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  4. TARGET doesn’t allow the Salvation Army to ring by the door.

    What a bunch of gay-loving scumbags. I never shop at Target, and all the cars in the parking lot should have cracked windshields.

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