Cash Asset GPS Tracking Device in Real Money used in Banks Retail Safes Tracker

Description

This is a real cash GPS tracking device used in banks, retail or in a home safe.
All of the technology is on a flexible circuit board inside of a stack of real 20 dollar bills.
The bills on the top and bottom are fully intact.
The bills through the rest of the stack are cut to contain the tracking device.
The stack is flexible and doesn't feel different or heavier than a stack of 20's.
This was taken from working service and includes:
The original box.
The stack of cash with device inside.
A magnetic plate which keeps the device inactive using no battery when on the plate.
A small micro-usb charging cable (not pictured).
The device uses GPS, Cellular, Wifi, and RF to allow it's location to be pinpointed.
Some original sales details:
• Protects cash where it is stored
• Thin and flexible
• Triggers automatically with continuous motion and silently reports to tracking website
• Location updates from GPS, Cellular or WiFi sent to secure website every 6 seconds
• Reliable performance ensured via daily battery check and semi-monthly health check with a cellular connection
• Text and email notifications of activations and device status
• Stores location data if cellular signal is lost to preserve tracking data
• RF to pinpoint final device location
• DIY-friendly for installation and charging
• Charges via micro-usb port on the device with charge status led indicator
There is no guarantee that this can be re-used or re-activated.
It's being sold as-is as an interesting curiosity and for collectors and for anyone interested in dedicated micro-electronics