There is approx $3776.64 cash for every man, woman, and child in America

[FrodosPet]

According to the Federal Reserve Board, there was approximately $1,198.3 Billion of Federal Reserve notes and coins in circulation as of December 31, 2013
- http://www.federalreserve.gov/paymentsystems/files/coin_currcircvalue.txt

The United States population on December 31, 2013 was: 317,292,487
- http://www.census.gov/popclock/

1,198,300,000,000 / 317,292,487 = 3776.64158...

So how do we extract it from all the hiding places around the globe and redistribute it equally here in the United States?

[Cartoonist]

1. I have more than that under my matress

So what's the term for other money? I was going to say paper, but that can't be right.

[ohnoyoudidnt]

2. That's just physical currency.

How much is there electronically? I don't think if one have a billion in a Swiss account that the bank has a billion in physical bills.

The amount of total US currency is way over 1.2 trillion.

[Warren Stupidity]

3. M1 is 2,825.6B, a more accurate measure of "money".

But money circulates, it is always in motion. Dividing it up statically misses the point. How to achieve lower inequality? Raise the minimum wage; increase public services, for example universal single payer health care and universal access to higher education through grants, not loans; adjust tax policy: a progressive wealth tax, reverting income tax rates to pre-1981 levels.

[Travis_0004]

4. Cash in circulation is irrlelevent.

Under fractional reserve banking, there is a lot more money created by banks than is ever created by the federal reserve.