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In response to "I think so too, but I'd suggest every ten-fifteen. You guys have seven notes, and you don't want to change them too quickly." by Roger More

Americans are almost pathological in their fear of change to their currency and coinage.

Posted by TWuG Jun 18 '15, 06:52

OMG!? Color? Does it spend the same?!

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I'm from a country that got rid of its pennies and converted $1 and $2 notes into coins 30 years ago. You don't have to tell me ;) -- nm - Roger More Jun 18, 07:01 1
- i had a penny in my wallet's change compartment this week. and i was annoyed. "where the hell did i get *that*?" - Andie Jun 18, 07:06
the all-one-colour thing is really not user-friendly. You know who has awesome currency? Norway! -- (link) - Andie Jun 18, 06:54 5
- We've added color to our new bills. They look cool but a bit weird still. -- nm - Krusty Jun 18, 07:02
- I remember seeing a design contest and one of the best ones had the Bill of Rights spread across the different bills. -- nm - Reagen Jun 18, 06:56 1
  - don't go spreading radical ideas -- nm - zeitgeist Jun 18, 11:01
- The Euro is done really well. Bright color AND the larger the denomination, the larger the physical size of the bill - TWuG Jun 18, 06:56 1
  - the pound does as well, (right?) -- nm - Andie Jun 18, 06:58

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