$20 bicentennial notes distribution, was there bias involved?
How come some people can get $20 bicentennial notes with 'golden' numbers but in the standard exchange quota of 20 which I exchanged (they say no choosing allowed), it was in sequence but many numbers were missing (at least like 30-40% of numbers in-between skipped)?
$20 note selling for $2888 just because of 'golden' number :
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https://mobile.carousell.com/p/20-bicentennial-note-233523294
Maybe CPIB should investigate if there is insider activity and where did all the good numbers go? Did banks pilfer out the good numbers to reserve for their premium or privilege banking customers at the expense of walk in Singaporeans?
Does the way in which the bicentennial $20 notes gets distributed further aggravate wealth inequality and are banks allowed to hijack the celebrations to privatise benefits to their wealthiest customers instead?
Is the $20 bicentennial notes distribution actually a covert, undercover wealth transfer to the rich?
How come some people can get $20 bicentennial notes with 'golden' numbers but in the standard exchange quota of 20 which I exchanged (they say no choosing allowed), it was in sequence but many numbers were missing (at least like 30-40% of numbers in-between skipped)?
$20 note selling for $2888 just because of 'golden' number :
https://mobile.carousell.com/p/20-bicentennial-note-233523294 Maybe CPIB should investigate if there is insider activity and where did all the good numbers go? Did banks pilfer out the good numbers to reserve for their premium or privilege banking customers at the expense of walk in Singaporeans?
Does the way in which the bicentennial $20 notes gets distributed further aggravate wealth inequality and are banks allowed to hijack the celebrations to privatise benefits to their wealthiest customers instead?
Is the $20 bicentennial notes distribution actually a covert, undercover wealth transfer to the rich?