McDonald's dollar

[Pellinore]

From the Field Day:

McDonald's offers. A Dutch imitation dollar note dating from 1997, advertising for a free cup of coffee if you order a donut, or a free soft drink with your Country Potatoes. The reverse of the note depicts said cup and drink with the text: "The Great Seal of the United States". Amen.

-- Paul

[Figleaf]

I suspected the "serial number" to be a date, but the offer was valid in 1997, not 1989. Could Lisa de Vos  - if I read the right signature correctly - be the woman in the centre of the coupon?

Peter

[jezuss]

I suspected the "serial number" to be a date, but the offer was valid in 1997, not 1989. Could Lisa de Vos  - if I read the right signature correctly - be the woman in the centre of the coupon?

Peter

the name on the right is Karin de Vries
the name on the left is McDonalds

[Pellinore]

Here's detail for clarifying.

[Figleaf]

Karin de Vries is a spy in Robert Ludlum's The apocalypse watch. There may be a microchip in the eyes of the portrait. Big Hamburger is watching what you EAT!

Peter

[caberney]

I think the year should be read as 1968 which could be her birth year 1997-1968 = 29? Just a guess I am sure there are lots of other easter eggs. It also could be the year the McDonalds first opened in whatever country the coupon was from.

[Figleaf]

Unfortunately (in more than one sense ), the first McDonalds in the Netherlands opened in 1971.

Peter