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> just as annoying as American coins. They are difficult to tell apart immediately. Which American coins are difficult to tell apart immediately? Penny (1c)
by throwaway2037 2y ago
> just as annoying as American coins. They are difficult to tell apart immediately.
Which American coins are difficult to tell apart immediately?
Penny (1c) is a different color (copper).
Nickel (5c) is fat.
Dime (10c) is small.
Quarter (25c) is large.
Are dollar coins (Susan B. Anthonys) used heavily now?
I agree about the penny. I am pretty sure that Australia no longer has a penny, and rounds up everything to the nearest 5c. (Can any Aussies confirm?)
- culopatin 2y agoOnly a certain subset of people would think that universally, a coin that looks bigger would be half the value of the smaller one. In Argentina back when coins were worth anything, from 1c to 50c they would grow in size, also would have the value in big clear numbers, and varying colors. The 1 peso coin would be a big smaller in diameter but substantially heavier and different with two colors. Coins in the US from this “obviously the smallest one is the least valuable” mindset didn’t make sense. Also seems like no one cares about any coin but the quarter for anything other than trading them. Any coin operated machine I’ve seen takes 25c