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What is the most amount of money a person can remove from the box?

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Ten $5.00 bills, ten $10.00 bills and ten $20.00 bills are in a box.
A blind-folded person must remove the bills from the box. The contest ends when a person removes three same bills (example: Three $5.00 bills).
What is the most amount of money a person can remove from the box?

posted Dec 31, 2014 by anonymous

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