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There's a note below the second chart. They're talking about the value of producing these over a period of time. Coins last much longer, 25 years compared to 6
by mikhailt 12y ago
There's a note below the second chart. They're talking about the value of producing these over a period of time.
Coins last much longer, 25 years compared to 6 years for a dollar bill. So, how much do they really cost in the long run is what showing in the second chart.
Basically, despite the fact that bills last 6 years, it's still cheaper to replace them.
- jack-r-abbit 12y agoAh... I knew I had to be missing something. That makes sense. Also seeing that coins last for about 25 years makes the cost to produce not seem as bad.