Men who picked up banknotes of about 1.3 million yen that got disjointed, tried restoration to get a lot of money

I think there are many jigsaw puzzles with many pieces that you do not mind completing, but there are many people who will be motivated if you get a lot of money if you complete it. There seems to be a man who is said to be able to get banknotes of about 1.3 million yen that were broken apart in pieces by chance and get it restored in England.

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Street cleaner faces a £ 10,000 jigsaw after discovering a bag of cut-up cash | Mail Online

Mr. Graham Hill, garbage collector, discovered that 10,000 pounds (about 1.3 million yen) of bills that were cut apart. Mr. Graham, who found out that England's Lincoln has shopping bags filled with paper money in the trash box, first notified the police. However, as a result of the investigations over half a year, the banknotes returned to Mr. Graham again because it is not related to crime.

Mr. Graham, the discoverer.


A mountain of bills found.


The Bank of England told Mr. Graham to replace the notes with new ones. Whether banknotes are correctly restored or not is judged by looking at the printed serial number. It seems that it is thought that it is necessary to continue work for 3 months to completely restore all banknotes.