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[ibneko]

http://cms.3m.com/cms/CA/en/0-243/kkRcuFO/view.jhtml - transparent duct tape, link posted by porsupah. It is very fascinating. Now imagine a wallet made out of that stuff, instead of your normal duct tape.

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[contrasedative.livejournal.com]

Then you could see the money inside!

Keep the twenty tucked inside the ones.

[porsupah.livejournal.com]

Or use less common notes, not locally legal tender. ^_^ Australian currency's especially good, as it's very long-lasting, being basically polymer-based, not paper. British designs (still not part of the Euro currency system) remain noteworthy (no, I'm not saying it), though there's much to be said for the wondrously earnest nature of those from Singapore.