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wait, that sounds like I got the question rejected, because of the reviewer over analyzing the question. If the bill does not exist in 2010, what does it matter what it was 200 years ago? Nobody needs to know who was on it before, they just need to know that it does not exist, therefore nobody is on it. I understand that the question is bad, because it obviously leaves room for reader interpretation. That's fine, but can you remove the bad mark, because I am sure I will have another chance to get a bad question for reasons I do not understand. The question actually makes sense if you don't look too much into it.

I asked who is currently on the US $1,000 dollar bill? I thought that it was common knowledge that this bill was discontinued many years ago, so the answer is "nobody". I am not here to discuss the validity of the question, but I just wanted to know if you could remove the "bad question" penalty for this question. Thank you for your consideration.