A friend of mine received a box of origami peacocks made from dollar bills as a gift from her creative husband. He folded each peacock himself. I see more than dollar bills in there.
REAL money? Would be difficult to spend after someone had spent so much time creating such works. How did they become colored? I'm so gullible that I believe you when you say they are dollar bills.
@jyokota Ha! They a real money. If you look at the different denominations of the more recent bills, there is color in them. For example, ten dollar bills have an orange tint in them. The one dollar bills are still totally green. Those pink-tinted ones might be $100 dollar bills. I agree, it would be difficult to spend this money. You'd need an iron first. :)
