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So if I started America from scratch, I'd make the 5 cent pieces smaller than the ten cent pieces -- nm
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crash davis (aka crash davis)
Mar 16 '23, 14:29
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AMONG OTHER THINGS -- nm
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rollo
Mar 16, 17:00
New Zealand's coins are all sized by value. smallest one is worth the least, biggest the most. their smallest coin is also 10 cents. -- nm
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mafic
Mar 16, 16:24
The first pennies were HUGE. But, yes, the sizing of coins is incongruent with the current metals composition.
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TWuG
Mar 16, 14:57
It's because the dime was originally ten cents worth of silver and the nickel was base metal. -- nm*
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Reagen
Mar 16, 14:51
Smaller than a dime would be tiny!
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Dano
Mar 16, 14:34
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honoring Americans with small craniums -- nm
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crash davis
Mar 16, 14:43
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Metric system or no? For the reboot America? -- nm
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Flavorize
Mar 16, 14:45
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definitely metric -- nm
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crash davis
Mar 16, 14:48
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metric coins? making a quarter 25 times the size of a penny seems impractical. -- nm
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mafic
Mar 16, 16:55
And for sure bigger than the cent. Way to similar in size! -- nm
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Meg
Mar 16, 14:43
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