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<p>[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 231485, member: 66"]And when they did the dollar coin did not circulate. So they introduced the Loonie and it didn't circulate either. So they dropped the dollar note. People grumbled briefly and then accepted the dollar coin wholeheartedly.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>That's because the general public USES quarters. So they saw the new quarters in their change. It was new and different and they started trying to get one of each. The general public does not use dollar coins, so they never see the new designs and don't really know that they exist. You can't get people interested in collecting something they don't know exists. (Advertising may tell them about them, but it isn't really the same thing and practical everyday familiarity with them like it was with the quarters.)</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Common argument. And it always comes back to the question "Why would you have five coins in your pocket when there is no reason you should ever have to receive more than one in change?" If you don't like them building up in your pocket as you do several transactions, SPEND them instead of just handing them a bill and getting back even more change.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 231485, member: 66"]And when they did the dollar coin did not circulate. So they introduced the Loonie and it didn't circulate either. So they dropped the dollar note. People grumbled briefly and then accepted the dollar coin wholeheartedly. That's because the general public USES quarters. So they saw the new quarters in their change. It was new and different and they started trying to get one of each. The general public does not use dollar coins, so they never see the new designs and don't really know that they exist. You can't get people interested in collecting something they don't know exists. (Advertising may tell them about them, but it isn't really the same thing and practical everyday familiarity with them like it was with the quarters.) Common argument. And it always comes back to the question "Why would you have five coins in your pocket when there is no reason you should ever have to receive more than one in change?" If you don't like them building up in your pocket as you do several transactions, SPEND them instead of just handing them a bill and getting back even more change.[/QUOTE]
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