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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 644212, member: 66&quot;]Same answer as for the Gentlemens club, use a $2 note which will be much more common once the $1 note is discontinued.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>1. I&#039;ll agree with that.</p><p>2. Where are all these gold colored quarters they are confusing these things with?</p><p>3. A lot of new casheirs haven&#039;t seen hundred dollars bills either.&nbsp; We better discontinue them too.</p><p>4. Well that&#039;s valid.&nbsp; They will just have to get new equipment.&nbsp; These things do wear out and have to be replaced anyway.</p><p>5. Actually they do.</p><p>6. This is basically a restatement of #3.</p><p>7. And the changeover will not affect them.</p><p>8. Every machine made in the past thirty years is capable of accepting them as can all&nbsp; of the older machines that have been serviced in the past thirty years and had their coin mechanisms replaced.&nbsp; If they don&#039;t currently take them it is just a matter of flipping a switch on the mechanism.</p><p>9. Neither will a dollar bill.</p><p>10. I guess that means they reject all the state quarters too since there are many more designs for thaose than there are for the dollar coins.&nbsp; There is some valid basis for this concern though.&nbsp; In Great Britain they change the design of the one pound coin each year and the number of counterfeits in circulation has reached 2%.&nbsp; I would think people would get kind of upset if one coin out of every two rolls of dollars they got was a fake.</p><p>11. Why?&nbsp; Could this be another restatement of #3?</p><p>12. Why would anyone want to carry $100 worth of coins?&nbsp; Why would anyone want to carry $100 worth of dollar bills?</p><p>13. Sounds like yet another restatement of #3.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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