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| 2023 Circulation Mintage
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redlock
Pillar of the Community
Germany
981 Posts |
 Posted 11/20/2024 01:09 am
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It would be great of the mint would get back to disclosing mintages - they should be able to do it quite easily while maintaining their stupid yearly numbers.
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| Legal Tender Refused?
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redlock
Pillar of the Community
Germany
981 Posts |
Posted 09/01/2024 12:58 am
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I also feel that as a numismatist, it's my duty to keep coins and cash circulating.
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| Why Are So Many People Opposed To A US $200 Bill?
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redlock
Pillar of the Community
Germany
981 Posts |
Posted 07/21/2024 12:55 am
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No need to update the cash drawer to make room for a higher bill; cashiers would just put them under the existing tray like they do with $100s (they do still do that, don't they?).
Well, here in Germany (=Euro zone), it depends on the supermarket chain.
There are chains where the 100 and 200 (yes, most supermarkets accept the 200 notes) are put under the tray.
Some chashiers put the 100 in the compartment of (and together with) the 50. Not a problem because of different colours (50 orange/brown, 100 green).
There are chains which have an extra box beside the seat of the chashier where 100 and 200 are thrown in.
There are also chains where the chashier has to throw in 50 notes in those extra boxes. There, you only receive 5, 10, 20 in change.
However, most chains encourage you to pay cashless these days.
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