The deposit slip that was never stamped by the bank

[Tom Scully]

Translation, Jim.... John and you know what you know and are uninterested in newly uncovered information and uhhhh let's interject a large variety of other documents into the mix (Leslie Welding pay checks, etc.) besides 1963 Post Office money order tabulating cards. Got it!

http://harveyandlee.net/Guns/Guns.html
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All US Postal Money orders have unique serial numbers. In the fall of 1962, Oswald purchased numerous money orders from the same downtown post office and mailed them to Washington, DC in order to repay a loan from the government for his travel expenses incurred when he returned to the USA from Russia. These money orders were purchased in numerical sequence beginning in November, 1962. These serial numbers show that some 1200 money orders per week were purchased at the downtown post office in Dallas. At this rate we see that Oswald's alleged purchase of a money order on March 12, 1963 should have been numbered 2,202,011,935. But the serial number of the money order published in the Warren Volumes was more than 118,000 numbers higher. At the rate of 1200 money order per week, this money order should have been purchased in late 1964 or early 1965. In other words, this money order could easily have been pulled from a stack of fresh, unsold money orders by a postal official in Dallas, sometime after the assassination, and then given to the FBI. A close look at the details surrounding the "finding" of the money order the day after the assassination strongly suggests that this is what happened.

History indicates there is another explanation for the jump in the March, 1963 Dallas P.O. issued money order serial number, vs. 1962 Dallas issued money order serial numbers.:

November 29, 1962, ........post offices in the regions issuing yellow money orders.
Postmasters in the Regions concerned will destroy by burning all unused blue-tint money
orders on hand after January 4, 1963, and will attach a certification to the Forms 6125, 6126, or 1846-B submitted for the Postal Quarter ending January 4, 1963, reading as follows:
"This certifies that I have destroyed by burning the blue-tint money orders on hand at this office after the close of business January 4, 1963 bearing consecutive serial numbers----- (First Serial #) to (Last Serial #)

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Postmaster

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City State

"....the sequence in the numbering and packing of the yellow money orders has been changed......"
(See below)