What money denominations would you like to see?

[Tyrinus]

People in Montgomery, AL, use too many silver and gold dollars it's like WTF? :

Sounds like you've probably had a run in with my dad...he loves using gold dollar coins.

They've been discussing getting rid of the dollar bill for decades but they always cop out because of public polls. I say grow a pair and just quit making the bills so coins are the only option. Same with pennies, just get rid of them already.

 

[Dwarf lord]

We used to have $500 dollar bills, I don't see why we don't try to bring those back.

No. I already hate when people pay for $3.00 orders with a $100 dollar bill. I don't need to have $500 dollar bills floating around.

 

[Tyrinus]

No. I already hate when people pay for $3.00 orders with a $100 dollar bill. I don't need to have $500 dollar bills floating around.

Seriously wtf is up with that? If you know you aren't making a large purchase, go get some ****ing change.

 

[Sandman138]

From Wiki's description of Snow Crash:

Hyperinflation has devalued the dollar to the extent that trillion dollar bills, Ed Meeses, are little regarded and the quadrillion dollar note, a Gipper, is the standard 'small' bill. For physical transactions, people resort to alternative, non-hyperinflated currencies like yen or "Kongbucks" (the official currency of Mr. Lee's Greater Hong Kong).

It's gonna happen.

 

[Steve Rogers]

And maybe some $1 coins. Not enough people use silver and gold dollars.

I get tons of those from the subway.

 

[chamber-music]

The highest note our money goes up to is £50

 

[DBella]

I know what money denomination I want to get rid of... pennies! I hate pennies!

 

[SuperFerret]

I know what money denomination I want to get rid of... pennies! I hate pennies!

Pennies are useful. You can throw 'em at people and spend less than a nickel.

 

[Showtime]

I would like less money and for everybody just to have a "National Card" with their funds on there. No more cash.

 

[SuperFerret]

I would like less money and for everybody just to have a "National Card" with their funds on there. No more cash.

No. That would suck.

 

[DBella]

Pennies are useful. You can throw 'em at people and spend less than a nickel.

Do you mean to say that you can hurt people with less than a nickel? Or do you mean... you can just spend less than a nickel on things in general? The last time I went shopping, I can't even get one candy or gum (not a pack, mind you) for less than a nickel.

By the way, I like the idea of throwing pennies at people, especially from a high rise building. Thanks for the idea.

 

[DBella]

I would like less money and for everybody just to have a "National Card" with their funds on there. No more cash.

No, I like the smell of paper money too much. I still think that 'they' should make perfume or cologne with money scent. I know that scent will attract me.

 

[Jennifer Walters]

But then every guy would smell rich? And therefore you would be with a poor guy..

 

[DBella]

Yes. But at least he SMELLS rich.

 

[Jennifer Walters]

Yes. But at least he SMELLS rich.

No, honey it just don't work that way.

 

[DBella]

No, honey it just don't work that way.

With that money scent cologne, it does. Stop arguing with me!
*shattered dreams*

 

[Matt]

The two dollar bill would be far more useful now-a-days.

 

[DBella]

The two dollar bill would be far more useful now-a-days.

I still have one two-dollar bill (1976) in my Money Collection. I hope it'll be worth much more in the future.

 

[Jennifer Walters]

The two dollar bill would be far more useful now-a-days.

Oh really? I don't really think there's a need for it.

 

[Fledermaus]

They should have a 25 dollar bill, so I won't have to give my dealer a 20 and a 5.

 

[Snipershot]

6.50 dollar billz

 

[Borax]

The highest note our money goes up to is £50

My local McDonalds has a sign up in it saying that they don't accept £100 notes... and I'm in the UK, but not Scotland

 

[imdaly]

Schrute Bucks and Stanley Nickels up:

 

[D4rkShaDoWz]

I still have one two-dollar bill (1976) in my MoneyCollection. I hope it'll be worth much more in the future.

i only see it being worth 2 bucks, no more then that..


But I'd like to see the $2 dollar back. I never had one (past my time period) so I wouldn't really know what it's like. But America is lazy so they won't do any drastic changes unless it involves less work (paying for clothes)

 

[SuperMonkey]

I still have one two-dollar bill (1976) in my Money Collection. I hope it'll be worth much more in the future.

Good luck