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Canadian Coin - pennies are still legal but not always accepted, everything else is good...right?
Posted by
Meg (aka Mojave)
Jun 29 '19, 10:31
I found my stash of coin and trying to decide if it's worth carrying with me.
Responses:
Pennies are not required. Everything is rounded to the nickel, except when paying electronically. -- nm
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Beryllium
Jun 29, 10:35
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But, legally, I could pay with five pennies :) -- nm
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Meg
Jun 29, 11:12
But yes, everything else should be fine. -- nm
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Beryllium
Jun 29, 10:35
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I have cans of random foreign coins and I know many of them are obsolete. Should start putting them in donation boxes like people do at the library ;) -- nm
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Meg
Jun 29, 11:14
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I once had (and likely still do) a collection of tiny Swiss coins I had thoughts of making into a bracelet.
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Meg
Jun 29, 13:29
some would make interesting earrings, necklaces, bracelets -- nm
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zeitgeist
Jun 29, 12:57
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Oops, see above :) -- nm
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Meg
Jun 29, 13:30
parking meters -- nm
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peglegpete
Jun 29, 11:24
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