@mothershipsg: A zi char shop in Kovan initially thought it had received a fake S$10 note after noticing that the portrait of Singapore's first president, Yusof Ishak, looked different from usual. It turned out the note was genuine, but had been defaced. The portrait's moustache had been scratched off and its eyelids marked, giving the late president a somewhat startled look. The owner said he plans to keep the note as a memento. Deliberately damaging or defacing a currency note is an offence in Singapore, and if found guilty, could result in a conviction to a fine not exceeding S$2,000. According to the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) website, damaged notes lose their face value, and businesses are entitled to refuse them. Credit to Zhang Xiao Hai. #mothershipnews

Xianya00📸🪽 :

Ishak to Ishock

Æ :

I got the same expression when I saw the counterfeit 😂

☘︎ :

thousand yard stare bro

DesignerChua :

Reenie beanie 🇸🇬 :

should've kept the note. would've gotten a whole lot more value.

pizza hut ᨳଓ :

the money become self aware sia

, :

its giving y so expensive vibes

TheBanditCorp :

bro saw the prices at the zi char and got shock

MSMS :

Pegasus9 :

Because the value of that note is getting smaller😂

MYSTIC7🇸🇬🇮🇩 :

Hungry Ghost Festival version 😂🤣

chowjonathan410 :

President Tun Yusof Ishak is our 1st Head of State who made immense contributions to our country pls respect him!

CZZ :

he knows something we don't

᪥.𓄂𝐂𝐡𝐞𝐧𓆃|ⓛⓔⓐⓚⓢ :

bro saw the gst and became ishock

Kurohitsugi :

yo bro do NOT sleep at night 😭✌️

Jumh | Fitness First MC :

ishockspeed

Just fo_or fun :

It is definitely worth more than few hundreds now

🇵🇸🐲 Irfanz 🐺🇸🇬 :

yusof Ishocked

Nashruddin Saharudin :

When the bill is so high, even your money is shocked

jypapi :

brother shocked till mustache oso come off

Xavier :

Should print a new banknote series with the startled face 😳

vivi :

Ghost month. $10 got 😳 shock. Used by hungry ghost one

jaimes with an ai :

It is in a

ily :

before and after gst

Zyzy Khan 🎀 :

This is literally how my money reacts every time it sees me spending