Updates Georgetown Cash is printed paper money redeemable for minted silver. Georgetown Cash -- Paper Money Backed by Silver

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About: Paper Money Backed by Minted Silver Georgetown Cash is printed paper money redeemable for minted silver. Designed as a merchant loyalty program, restaurants can issue these banknotes as bonuses, and patrons can redeem them for specials, discounts, or minted silver. How It Works Restaurants distribute Georgetown Cash to customers as rewards for qualifying purchases—such as ordering a featured dinner. Diners can then: Redeem Georgetown Cash for desserts, special coffees, or other menu items. Spend it at any participating restaurant in Georgetown. Save and exchange it for minted silver. Because Georgetown Cash is accepted universally among participating businesses, it encourages diners to explore multiple local restaurants, fostering loyalty to the community....

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