What is the difference between soiled and mutilated notes?

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Accepted Answer

Soiled notes are dirty or stained while mutilated notes are damaged or torn.

Soiled notes are still intact and can be used for transactions but may require cleaning.
Mutilated notes are no longer usable and need to be replaced by the central bank.
Examples of soiled notes include those with ink stains, dirt, or oil marks.
Examples of mutilated notes include those with missing corners, holes, or tears.
Banks are responsible for sorting and separating soiled and mutilated notes from fit notes.

Accepted Answer

Soiled Notes are the torn notes which are pieced together whereas Mutilated Notes have a missing piece or it is torn into multiple pieces. Soiled notes can be exchanged with new notes with the same value whereas Mutilated Notes will not get the exact value in return for new notes.

Accepted Answer

A note which get dirty over time, is called to soiled not and when the note is split into more than two pieces,is called to mutilated note.

What is the difference between soiled and mutilated notes?

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