Whats the largest sum of cash you've seen at once?

[chiwawa626]

Whats the largest sum of cash youve seen at once? Like in person, not at the bank, or some display. Today my dads old business partner/friend came over and my dad showed me 2 fat bundles of $100s and they had straps on them saying $10,000...so the most ive seen in person is 20,000 cash!....weird to think that it was in the house for more then a week and i didnt even know...

 

[Xionide]

I saw 500 dollars a week ago. Damn im lame.

-Xionide

 

[Mill]

Does your Dad and his business partner sell drugs or cheat on their taxes?

 

[The Dancing Peacock]

when you said straps, I thought guns and I wondered why they'd put that on their gun ....

 

[dakata24]

$20 or $30K

 

[Kenny]

10k...some guy bought a full Apple computer with studio display at CompUSA.

 

[Walleye]

$ 1,000,000


transfer of funds from new owner of house to old owner. it was kinda cool in a way that he paid in cash.


(not our house... unfortunately )

 

[Chaotic42]

I don't know how much it was. $50,000,000 maybe? Not sure. It was in the cash room at a casino.

 

[Eli]

Like 2500$.. lol

 

[Lonyo]

Only £1100, but I got to hold it in my hands. Still lame. Better than Xionide though

 

[Walleye]

Originally posted by: Xionide
I saw 500 dollars a week ago. Damn im lame.

-Xionide

i had 1200 in cash in my hands less than a month ago...

EDIT: my money, too...

 

[TheBoyBlunder]

Only about $2000.

 

[Imported]

Around $6000.. when I was closing the registers at work.

 

[Xionide]

Originally posted by: Walleye
$ 1,000,000


transfer of funds from new owner of house to old owner. it was kinda cool in a way that he paid in cash.


(not our house... unfortunately )

Seriously whenever there is a thread like this you seem to try to beat everyone. Im not saying that its not possible that you have seen a mill in cash. But I am saying that your always coming up with these great stories/expierences. Just seems kind of fishy.

-xionide

 

[Walleye]

Originally posted by: Xionide

Originally posted by: Walleye
$ 1,000,000


transfer of funds from new owner of house to old owner. it was kinda cool in a way that he paid in cash.


(not our house... unfortunately )

Seriously whenever there is a thread like this you seem to try to beat everyone. Im not saying that its not possible that you have seen a mill in cash. But I am saying that your always coming up with these great stories/expierences. Just seems kind of fishy.

-xionide

you'd be suprised how great and incredible your own experiences (even if they seem mediocre) would seem to others if you were to share them in the right format. this particular guy wanted to REALLY make a point about paying for the house in cash. brought a cop, a banker, and some type of insurance agent to the transaction too.

i was like 11 or 12 at the time, and the details of who was there and why they were there are kinda fuzzy to me. i knew the son of the former owner of the house, that's why i was there.


in all honesty, it's not at all impressive. but i did see 1,000,000 in cash. and if that's all you take into account, then yes, i guess it is somewhat impressive. but the impressiveness fades when you start looking at backgrounds.

 

[idNut]

$10,000 or $30,000. My dad threw it on my lap when I was like 10 and said to guard it.

 

[thirtythree]

umm .. $1000 maybe.

 

[TheCorm]

£3000 when I got a bankers draft to buy a new car!...that was back in 2000, I was 18 then so it was pretty cool.

 

[rudeguy]

about $35,000 during christmas time in retail

 

Anywhere from 750,000 to 4,00,0000 a day that I personally sign for, verify and transport from one secure room to another in a mega resort in Vegas.

 

[Aquaman]

$120,000 on the PS2 launch day
$80,000 on the X-box launch day
$60,000 on the game cube launch day

I used to work for a small EB and I had to count all that loot

Cheers,
Aquaman

 

[mpitts]

Hard to say. I used to work for a bank and I had to head down to the vault from time to time.

Once there was literally a pallette of cash that was probably 6' x 6' x 6'.

 

[Linflas]

I worked as a bank teller while in college and after graduation I was a temporary head teller for a while and my vault generally averaged around $300,000.00 on any given day. When I was working as a regular teller our branch was running low on cash and the manager sent me and another teller to get some cash from another branch 5 miles down the road. I had a VW Beetle at that time (old air cooled type) so we went and picked up $40,000.00 in cash in a couple of those white canvas bags banks use for money and threw them in the trunk of the bug. It felt more than a little scary to be hauling around that kind of cash so casually.

 

[Anubis]

i had 25o in cash for rent 2 weeks ago. thats the largest ammount that comes to memory`

 

[C'DaleRider]

Millions and millions all in various rooms......in one corner of one room was $5 million in $1 bills on pallets, in other rooms was sheet after sheet being printed, cut, inspected, wrapped, etc. Of course, this was seen on a tour of the Treasury Building in Wash, DC., many , many years ago. (Back in the late '60's). The stack of $1 bills was jsut to show how many dollars it took to make that much money.......damn, was a big, high stack on numerous pallets.

I'm sure there was more than tens of millions in the building we saw, probably hundreds of millions........and all of it 20 feet below us as we walked along a raised corridor fronted with bulletproof glass and armed guards stationed here and there. Interestingly, no guards on the printing floor.....at least that could be seen. Lots of cameras, though.