Counterfeit currency. – Amounts from obscure or questionable sources (money from an obscure or questionable source). – Currency subject to high inflation (currency devaluated by inflation). – Phantom money (money which for some reason is not what it seems to be), especially gift vouchers (gift coupons), which are deceptively issued because they can only be redeemed under special conditions stated in small print, or gift coupons which can only be redeemed in the indefinite future, in which case they are also called end-of-the-world cheques.
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