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    1. begorrah_gumdrops on

      The boring answer is if it’s more than 50% of the original bank note then you can exchange it for a shiny new whole one, if you jump through enough hoops along the way. Fill out this form and send it to the Central Bank by registered post. [https://www.centralbank.ie/docs/default-source/consumer-hub-library/notes-and-coins/exchange-of-damaged-euro-banknotes.pdf?sfvrsn=af3ea41d_28](https://www.centralbank.ie/docs/default-source/consumer-hub-library/notes-and-coins/exchange-of-damaged-euro-banknotes.pdf?sfvrsn=af3ea41d_28) If it’s less than 50% you need to prove the other part was destroyed (how?).

    2. Ornery-Ad4802 on

      Bring it to the bank. Tell them that you got ripped off.

    3. NotJackBegley on

      Bring it to a bank, and they have to replace it with a full one.

      For everyone else: If you have a ripped note, go to the bank they’ll take it off you (even in a solitary half) and give you a proper full one.

      Infinite money glitch, rip your 50 in two, and visit different banks for replacements. Easy 1K in a city. Or rip the replacements too, and sure, new house in a month!

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