nope, because what you call money has no value except to the bearer or exceptor provided they both agree to exchanging it as a representation of value. paper money is nothing more than a medium of exchange and it does not have to be accepted, however if it is it brings along with it an obligation, by tendering or accepting it you become bound to the color of law attached to it.
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