theknight571
Platinum Member
I saw on TV a while ago an artist that made hand-drawn copies of dollar bills ($20s, 50s, 100s).
He always signed it and changed it a little so as to not be an exact copy, but just pretty darn close.
Then he would go and try to buy something with it.
Sometimes the store would let him, sometimes the it wouldn't.
As he became known...collectors would pay more than "face value" for his "art" and the stores that would accept it made out.
If I can find info somewhere I'll post it.
- tk
EDIT: Found it... I think. Artist's Name is: J. S. G. Boggs
He always signed it and changed it a little so as to not be an exact copy, but just pretty darn close.
Then he would go and try to buy something with it.
Sometimes the store would let him, sometimes the it wouldn't.
As he became known...collectors would pay more than "face value" for his "art" and the stores that would accept it made out.
If I can find info somewhere I'll post it.
- tk
EDIT: Found it... I think. Artist's Name is: J. S. G. Boggs