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... non-retail transactions simply can't be done with plastic, though that's gradually changing, and the ones that can often have a "convenience fee" for using a credit or debit card. Also, as noted, many debit cards have daily limits that make using them to pay some things impossible. That leaves credit cards, but that opens a whole 'nother can of worms, and assumes the person has good...

... on their coins and/or notes. Then came the Sacagawea dollars ... as long as the dollar note continues to exist in circulation,... as long as the dollar-note exists. That's intentional on ... psychological as the 1-dollar note is probably one of the ... serious about eradicating the dollar note. This would avoid confusion with ...In contrast, the Fed buys notes from the Bureau of Engraving ...

hounslow3@yahoo.co.uk wrote: I have heard that one reason they don't do away with the dollar note with its image of George Washington is psychological as the 1-dollar note is probably one of the foremost symbols of the United States. Take that away and what do you have, so the thinking ...

... certainly when the bulk of the original ones were dated. The ten shilling note and the 50p piece co-existed for a little while. I remember at a primary school fete paying for an item with a 10/- note, and getting a 50p (plus some pence) in change. To this day I don't know whether the stallholder mistook the ten bob note for a pound or whether they assumed the then-new 50p was ...

...+@evonet.be> wrote: Here in Belgium, bus/tram drivers are also very reluctant to eccept 50 euro notes, simply because they often don't have enough change for them. Most buses in the UK do not accept GBP20 notes for the same reason. And then in this section of North America at least (Metro Vancouver), you have to ...

... We had a ten-shilling note (half of one pound sterling) almost up... original ones were dated. The ten shilling note and the 50p piece co-existed for...paying for an item with a 10/- note, and getting a 50p (plus some pence...whether the stallholder mistook the ten bob note for a pound or whether they...> Nick -- AFAIK, the 10-shilling note ceased to be legal tender in December...

...certainly compared to the risk of cash or the cost and inconvenience of a banker's cheque. Also credit cards are limited in the maximum amount and I think those gbp7,000 would exceed my limit. Note moreover that in the Netherlands most people do not have credit cards for two of reasons: (1) It costs money to get a credit card Costs to "get" a credit card? ...

...rvdborgt+@evonet.be> wrote: Here in Belgium, bus/tram drivers are also very reluctant to eccept 50 euro notes, simply because they often don't have enough change for them. Most buses in the UK do not accept GBP20 notes for the same reason. And then in this section of North America at least (Metro Vancouver), you have to ...