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I would add a $2 coin just like the Euro currency.

• k-mcgrady 14y ago
  The £2/€2 coin is becoming more and more useful as prices of basic products (milk, break, soft drinks etc.) rise. Many of those things used to be less than £1/€1 and are now between £1/€1 and £2/€2. I find myself using it a lot.
  • ubernostrum 14y ago
    Canada has a $2 coin. When I'm up there, I find myself using it a lot; an important thing in denominations is not whether each is a set multiple of the previous one, but whether the various denominations easily combine to produce common totals. So, for example, with $1, $2 and $5 denominations it's easy to produce pretty much any amount up to $20; then $20 and $10 make it easy to produce anything up to $100. And for anything more than $100 it's likely you're using a card or a check anyway.