| Canada has eliminated the one and two dollar bill in favour of coins. Should the US do the same? |
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Asked 4 years ago
by Hauli  Canada |
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I'm fortunate to live in one of the most beautiful places on the planet. I took the last two years away to get a degree in professional counselling.
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I hope not. Coins are heavier and wear out your pants pockets. You would look like you were walking around with a pocketful of marbles.
That's the point. Looking like a Canadian has a package...
LOL
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[1 point] 4 years ago by deleted user ReplyWe have $1 and $2 coins. They were changed because the notes didn't last.
We don't have the paper notes now, our notes are plasticised and are different colours.
Personally I think it is about time to eliminate at least the penny (1/100 of a dollar) if not both the penny and the nickel. Re-size the half dollar to a smaller usable size, and replace the paper dollar with its coin.
really, whats a penny worth these days? they're more of a pain then they are useful.
In Europe we have coins for our 1 and 2 euros.
Well then, I hope the USA keeps its paper money. LOL