File:What happens with damaged U.S. dollars- - VOA Connect.webm
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English: The U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing prints billions of dollars each year. But that’s not its only mission. The agency also exchanges more than 40 million dollars’ worth of damaged U.S. currency annually.
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