To find out how much each pad costs, you have to divide 87 cents by 3. Using your calculator, you can see that that equals 29. Then, you just need to add 29 + 29 to make two, or multiply 29 x2 to get the same answer, which is 58 cents.
2/3 x 87 = 58 cents
It would really depend on the condition of the note. A note that is in good condition and have not been circulated would have a much higher value than one that is showing wear and tear.
an average car note cost about 3,000 dollars or more
Probably somewhere around 10 to 20 dollars
A 2008 500,000,00 dollar note is worth about 20 cents
8 - 9 cents with inflation to buying power scale. Interestingly it costs to print in 2012: $1 and $2 notes -- 5.2 cents per note $5 and $10 notes -- 8.5 cents per note $20 and $50 notes -- 9.2 cents per note $100 note -- 7.7 cents per note Cost of Producing the Penny, Nickel, Dime, Quarter, and Golden Dollar Coins. $1 CoinQuarterDimeNickelPenny18.03 cents11.14 cents5.65 cents11.18 cents2.41 cents (United States Mint, 2011) One dollar. The value of a dollar is always one dollar. What that dollar might buy is another matter.
2 cents
$0.14
Maybe 3 cents, that's probably how much it cost to print it. It's a novelty item, not a real bill.
$28.40 and the price is posted at SCGS US every day
Only a very high grade Mint State coin would be woth more than 25 cents. NOTE: Coins have Mintmarks not stamps.
About 14 dollars and forty six cents. It varies with the exchange rate. The note is not valuable in itself.
$154 and 7 left over cents *note* if you ever need to find out how many you dollars would be in any amount of cents, just take all the numbers and put a dollars sign in front of it except for the last number depending on the number, it would be the cents example:10000 cents 1000 dollars 1000 cents 10 dollars