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1) did there used to be different denominations of coins minted (i don't think so, but it never hurts to ask)? what country is this in, and what coins do they have? for example, in Canada, there is a $2 coin, but in the U.S. there is not.
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Originally posted by Sonny Pondrom:
Of course there were mills (.001 - red plastic, .005 - green plastic , .010 - purple, .025 - gray tin :confused : ). But these seem unlikely for this situation.
[ March 21, 2004: Message edited by: Sonny Pondrom ]
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Originally posted by Bert Bates:
I suppose you could contend that "breaking a five" is different than "giving change for the bus fare".
Originally posted by Yuriy Grechukhin:
Can you tell more (this is not relation to the question, just curiousity)?
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Originally posted by Yuriy Grechukhin:
May be 15-cent coins?
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