Re: They did it again!

Re: They did it again!

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Re: They did it again! James Bond 007 02-19-2007
Sorry about spelling error. People are "lazy", not "laze".

"James Bond 007" <007@hmss.uk.gov> wrote in message news:...

"Rick Brandt" <rickbrandt2@hotmail.com> wrote in message =
news:axrCh.29465$yC5.9949@newssvr27.news.prodigy.net...
> The reason dollar coins are not popular is because COINS are not =
popular. We=20
> put up with the others because we have to and the majority of us carry =
them=20
> precisely as long as it takes to dump them in a big container at the =
house.
>=20
> Dollar coins (of any shape and size) will catch on 100% the moment =
they stop=20
> printing paper dollars.

Rick, that isn't entirely true. Dollar coins would be popular if =
vending machines took them. They do not. Vending machines have been =
modified to take dollar bills, not dollar coins. If the machines would =
have been modified to take the coins, the dollar coins would likely have =
become more popular. Maybe not mainstream, but more popular. At least =
useful enough for people to carry around to use in vending machines at =
work or in public places like malls, airports, or whatever.

Coins are popular for saving because it's easy to do. We dump them in =
jars at home and then roll them up because it's an easy way to save. We =
then take the rolls to the bank and deposit them into our savings =
accounts. The dumb ones that are too laze to count them and roll them =
up themselves take them to those machines that count them up for them =
and give them a receipt. They "pay" for that service by not getting =
full value for their coins.

I think that eventually, pennies will likely be taken out of circulation =
altogether. It almost costs more than a penny to make a penny (if it =
doesn't already). Might as well just round things to the nearest nickel =
and forget about pennies.





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