Deputy Writes Heartfelt Note to Teen Who 'Stole' His Bike to Get Home
This teen was having a tough time getting home, so she "stole" a police deputy's bike. He did not seem to mind the crime – quite the opposite, in fact.
This five pound note – which was actually worth $62,000 – was anonymously donated by a woman from Northern Ireland who wanted to help children in need.
An unidentified woman from Northern Ireland accidentally found a five pound note that was actually worth a fortune. But the lucky anonymous woman didn't keep it – she gave it to charity instead.
When the woman from County Donegal found it in County Fermanagh, she contacted the gallery that it originated from – The Tony Huggins-Haig Gallery in Kelso, Scotland – to announce that she had found the $62,000 prize. Once the bill was verified to contain the special portrait, the woman took a few weeks to "mull over" what she would do with it.
The gallery then received a letter with the special bill enclosed along with a note from the woman reading: "£5 note enclosed, I don't need it at my time of life. Please use it to help young people."
The currency will be auctioned off to help the Children In Need charity.
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