[Diana in Wisconsin]

The weight of $1 million in $100 bills alone is about 22 pounds (10 kilograms), according to testimony from a U.S. Treasury official to Congress. If the cash were in various denominations, like $5s, $10s and $20s, the weight of $1 million in cash could be closer to 250 pounds (115 kilograms), which could bring the overall weight of last weekend's haul to a whopping 7,500 pounds (3,400 kilograms), or about 3 1/2 tons (3.18 metric tonnes).

Sutton said it's likely the criminals who pulled of the caper already had a plan in place for how to launder that much money.

“It's an interesting question: How do you get rid of that amount of cash?” he said. “I know it's a quandary we'd all like to have, but the reality is these criminals probably had that in their repertoire.”

[Scrambler Bob]

Sorry people, you have to go to Govt. digital money.

Because that stolen cash will be declared worthless.

[dfwgator]

“Don’t buy anything!”

[clearcarbon]

"thieves were able to breach the money storage facility in the suburban Sylmar neighborhood and then crack into the safe containing the cash."

Does Dominion make money storage facilities?