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1-08-2009 @ 10:46AM
Craig said...
Coins are fine, it's the prices (or lack of built-in tax) that's the problem. In Europe everything is rounded to the nearest .50 or .20 (if not to the Euro) with VAT included so you never have too much change in your pocket. It's slightly more convenient to pluck a few coins from your pocket than to pull bills from your wallet.
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