I think once again we just don't have the whole story with what has been presented. the lawyer found an issue with two serial numbers that appear to have never been taken care of, he also asked for them to check the serial numbers again. lawyers don't let things just set, and forget. Al Lee must of responded to this letter, either by phone, or some sort of documentation.

They had 290 bills that I'm sure they matched all the serial numbers to the original amount Cooper had. every bill a member on DZ (testxyz) could find was on the FBI's list.

Now, if we are to split hairs, the common answer has been 3 bundles, but Carr states they were in random amounts (500, 1000 etc) and yet, the Tbar money is very close to 3 bundles of possibly 2,000 each? if they did have a start stop list they would of known exactly what was there? they should of been able to tell if a couple hundred were missing?

You are showing some previously latent conspiracy theory talent Georger. 

But the currency chards, their vertical and horizontal distribution and that wonderful TV news video of the dig say no plant.

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If you haven’t read my introductory post it may be best to start there to give a better understanding of why I posted.
My information comes from literally hundreds upon hundreds of hours hunting and fishing the Columbia River both from its banks and from my 16ft Alumaweld.  If you question the amount of time I’ve spent on this river call my wife she’ll be happy to in an aggressive tone tell you all about my dedication to hunting and fishing.
First thing and most important thing to understand about the Columbia river is it flows North from Tina bar and wait for it …… it also flows south from Tina Bar.  This is extremely important in understanding how objects arrive to various locations within the Columbia.  Listen I understand some folks reading already know this so simply skip my posts.  This is for folks who don’t.
As my Alumaweld floated at the surface anchored up the stern would be pointed downstream (North of Tina Bar) as the river would flush out to the ocean.  That was right up until the tide changed!  Yes the Columbia is heavily tidally influenced all the way to Tina Bar and for argument sakes all the way to the Bonneville Dam.  At this point it would turn my boat 180 degrees and the stern was now facing what was upstream (South from Tina Bar).  This could occur for 30 minutes or depending on how heavy the tide was it could occur for 3 hours.  In other words if you looking at a map you could drop a tennis ball at the mouth of the Lewis and watch it float directly up and past Tina Bar.  If you don’t believe me pony up 150 bucks and I’ll meet you at the launch and show you first hand as I still live within driving distance of the Columbia.  With that being said, absolutely the money could have come from the Lewis.  If you have a spare $200,000 dollars drop it in the Lewis up around Aerial and I assure you some amount will end up North and South of the mouth where the Lewis meets the Columbia.  And for the record Tina Bar is not that far South of the Lewis.  With that being said all of the rivers I listed in my introductory post are all in play here.  So when you hear things from long time Copper Sleuths like well there goes the Washougal wash down theory because someone is stating a clue was found upstream from the mouth of the Washougal…  Well no offense their just wrong!  The flow of the river simply runs both ways and takes things with it an incredible distance.