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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dougsmit, post: 942358, member: 19463&quot;]A few questions for Christian or anyone else willing to address them:</p><p>How do you feel the three highest denomination coins are working out in day to day use?&nbsp; The US has repeatedly failed to get citizens to use $1 coins.&nbsp; The obvious difference is that there is no paper one Euro so people have to use the coins or skip the denomination. In the US this has happened to the half dollar coin.&nbsp; The US has not made half dollars for regular circulation for several years&nbsp; due to lack of demand.&nbsp; When you buy something in the US, your change will include quarters but rarely a half.&nbsp; Do you, or anyone you know, feel inconvenienced with the smallest bill being the five?&nbsp; Do you use both the one and two with regularity?</p><p><br /></p><p>Another feature the Euro notes have that I find interesting is the different sizes for each denomination.&nbsp; Obviously the feature makes bleaching low denominations to print larger ones less a problem but does the the size difference make a pile different bills hard to handle?&nbsp; Does this change when the bills get old and worn?&nbsp; Is it a feature well liked by most people?</p><p><br /></p><p>Do citizens of most countries accept Euros of other all other countries equally with their own or are there people who make a point of spending things from countries they don&#039;t particularly like first?&nbsp; In the US we now have quarters with reverses showing each of the 50 states and a few territories but everyone I know thinks of all as US coins.&nbsp; You are no more likely to see a Virginia quarter in Virginia than in any other state.&nbsp; If you take 100 random euros out of circulation in your country will most be from your country or will they be a random mix or other nations?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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