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The Merely Currency Division, led by Eric Walsh, handles around 23,000 cases annually, reimbursing $40 million for damaged currency. They require 51% of the note to process claims and use simple tools like scissors and glue. The division faces challenges with petrified currency and unusual cases, such as a cow eating a wallet. With a team of under 20, they process 1,000-2,000 claims each year, especially after disasters, providing crucial relief to those affected.

What percentage of a damaged note must be present for the Merely Currency Division to process a claim?

• 100%

• 51%

• 50%

• 75%

Which of the following tools is NOT mentioned as being used by the Merely Currency Division?

• Scissors

• Glue

• Computers

• Scalpels

What unusual case involved a farmer and his cow?

• The cow trampled the farmer's money.

• The cow chewed on a checkbook.

• The cow ate the farmer's wallet.

• The cow swallowed a bag of coins.

How many people approximately work in the Merely Currency Division?

• 25

• 20

• 15

• 10

What is the approximate amount reimbursed by the division after natural disasters in the past year?

• $2,000,000

• $4,000,000

• $1,000,000

• $3,000,000