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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 1913819, member: 66&quot;]OK so if you are just issuing new coins that have 10 times the purchasing power, you can still eliminate the windfall to coin hoarders by changing size and/or composition and keeping the old coins at their current values.&nbsp; You buy and item for 70 cents you can use seven old dimes or one new one and get back three new cents (or three old dimes).</p><p><br /></p><p>Of course this creates a REAL headache because now you have to have a cash drawer with spots for all the old coins and all the new ones,&nbsp; Can&#039;t keep them in the same slots because you might get mixed up and seriously short change yourself giving out change.&nbsp; Frankly the solution to that would probably just be to stock your register with just the new change and as any old change came in dump it in a bucket for counting, rolling, and depositing back to the bank instead of putting it in the till.&nbsp; Of course then I can see a possible problem with sales taxes unless you want to round off all prices to the nearest dime.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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