#11 J.P. Robinson was arrested in Nebraska in 1901 for running a scam in which he bought beers with Mexican dollars, which looked very similar to American dollars, even though the Mexican currency was worth less than half the value.

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#11 J.P. Robinson was arrested in Nebraska in 1901 for running a scam in which he bought beers with Mexican dollars, which looked very similar to American dollars, even though the Mexican currency was worth less than half the value.

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#11 J.P. Robinson was arrested in Nebraska in 1901 for running a scam in which he bought beers with Mexican dollars, which looked very similar to American dollars, even though the Mexican currency was worth less than half the value.

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