Money Stickers

You Seem To Know Something About Law. I Like

The Bidding Will Start At Eleven Million Dollars

Remember, Timmy. Anything Worth Doing Is Worth

The Point Is To Get So Much Money That Money's

Insomnia Jeopardy

I Remember When I Was The Donald!

You Needn't Feel Guilty. You Earned The Fortune

New Yorker July 11th, 1988

And Now I Want To Thank You Very Much

Old GameStop Money

We Had The Usual Exchange Of Gifts - She Gave

The Market Was Volatile

New Yorker March 3rd, 1956

Welcome Aboard. You Are Now Exempt From Federal

Zen And The Art Of Bankruptcy

Anywhere Near The Racquet Club

For God's Sake! Pick Up Your Own Damn Money!

New Yorker September 16th, 1967

Of Course, We Can Do Spare And Minimalist, But

Get Me Dial a Prayer

Well, Why Not Pay A Dollar Down And The Rest

It's From The Federal Trade Commission. They Say

An Unshaven Man Says To Another Man At A Bar

Other Folks Have To Pay Taxes

Oh, What The Hell, I'll Add Another Zero

I'm A Local Craftsperson - I Make Money

Sure, It May Be Great For Us, But It's Hell

We Didn't Have Time To Pick Up A Bottle Of Wine

I Roamed The World Trying To Find Myself

It's Very Important That You Try

A Bad Sign?

Two Baseball Players And A Baseball In The Air

Twenty Years On This Job

Trading Is Heavy Today

If I Were Money

You're A ?ne One To Talk About My Spending!

Yes, I'm Still Getting Up Early, But These Days

Two Women Walking Down A Street

A Group Sample Wine At A Wine Tasting Vineyard

Enzo Writes That He's Getting Eighteen Thousand

To Hell With A Balanced Portfolio. I Want

Those Glamorous, Unforgettable Months

New Yorker December 10th, 1990

New Yorker February 1st, 1993

And, Hey, Don't Kill Yourself Trying To Pay

It's A Check For A Hundred Thousand Dollars

I Hear Midas Is Putting Everything Into Gold

The 1040 f.i. Form

After All, Roderick, I ?gure We're Put Here

Dear J.j.: Thank You So Much For Your Lovely

A Man In A Suit Stands Beside A Baseball Player

The Usual, Ben

Remember, We Can Only Afford To Do All This Pro

So Buy A Jar Of Henkle's Horseradish Today -

A College Fund

I wish I had a salary that disgusted people

O.k., Folks, Let's Move Along. I'm Sure You've

I Like The Big Questions - But I'm More

If You're On A Budget

New Yorker June 24th, 1933

A Poodle Mugs A Man In The Alley

Avec Ce Dollar Deprecie

We've Changed Our Investment Strategy

If You Could Have Three Wishes

Come On, Honey. We May No Longer Be 'nouveau,'

Guilt Is My Chauffeur

A Businessman Is Speaking On The Phone

It's Good To Know About Trees. Just Remember

Call My Accountants Three

I'll Have Someone Come In And Prep

Jock's Father Was Payne Whitney

New Yorker July 27th, 1992