What is the difference between soiled note and mutilated notes.

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

Soiled notes refer to currency that is dirty, stained, or contaminated with substances like ink, oil, or dirt.
Mutilated notes are currency that is damaged, torn, or partially destroyed.
Soiled notes can still be used for transactions, but mutilated notes are usually unfit for circulation and need to be replaced.
Examples of soiled notes include currency with ink stains, dirt marks, or discoloration.
Examples of mutilated notes include torn or partially burnt currency.

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dirty, stained, or contaminated with substances

Mutilated notes are currency that is damaged, torn, or partially destroyed.

Soiled notes can still be used for transactions, but mutilated notes are usually unfit for circulation and need to be replaced.

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A note which gets dirty over time ,is called a soiled note and when the note is split into more than two pieces, is a mutilated note.

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