Overimprovement
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So, what does everyone think about the demise of the penny? (They are stopping production of new pennies after 2026...)
I think this is an immediate help to those cashiers who can't count very well when they have a cash transaction. Much easier to count and subtract by 5's than by 1's.
And before this train turns political, it had bipartisan support.
How many people will horde them thinking they will have value since no more are being produced? May accelerate removing them from circulation.
What year do you think we will start seeing rounding to the nearest nickel on cash transactions? Will credit transactions also get rounded?
One of the reasons given was it costs $.04 to make a penny. Well, it costs $.14 to make a nickel, so...a dime for your thoughts?
I think this is an immediate help to those cashiers who can't count very well when they have a cash transaction. Much easier to count and subtract by 5's than by 1's.
And before this train turns political, it had bipartisan support.
How many people will horde them thinking they will have value since no more are being produced? May accelerate removing them from circulation.
What year do you think we will start seeing rounding to the nearest nickel on cash transactions? Will credit transactions also get rounded?
One of the reasons given was it costs $.04 to make a penny. Well, it costs $.14 to make a nickel, so...a dime for your thoughts?