A manager at a North Dakota UPS store thought she had a counterfeit when a customer presented an odd looking $20 bill.
The crisp, new looking bill was printed in 1934. The customer was unsure where she got it. A little detective work indicated similar bills fetch up to $134 on eBay.
The UPS manager bought the bill for her father who collects coins.
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