"A reader noticed something curious in a video from last night’s “NBC Nightly News.” Richard Engel, the network’s Beirut bureau chief, is reporting from southern Lebanon, and at 1:07 in the video, as he’s saying, “In Sidon, we found part of the financial district flattened,” you briefly see an image of what look like uncut sheets of U.S. hundred-dollar bills.

Now, it’s possible to buy uncut sheets from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, at premiums ranging from 12.5% to 275% over face value—but apparently only in denominations of up to $50. Anyhow, somehow we doubt these were collectibles."
http://elderofziyon.blogspot.com/2006/07/arabs-love-ben-franklin-they-cant-stop.html

I think we should welcome Israel flattening more of the Hizballah finanical district. You would think Secret Service might be interested in these forgeries. Note they are the new 100's.