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Change - (U.S.)

meltdown75

meltdown75

Lifer
A great afternoon to you all.

I work in a border city - Windsor, Ontario.

Throughout my daily transactions, I get a lot of American change - nickels, pennies, dimes, quarters etc. Over here a US coin is treated the same as a Canadian coin.

I was wondering, does it work the same over there if you get some Canadian change (obviously the loonie or toonie do not apply 😛 ) ??

just curious, TIA

- Melty :beer:
 
Originally posted by: meltdown75
A great afternoon to you all.

I work in a border city - Windsor, Ontario.

Throughout my daily transactions, I get a lot of American change - nickels, pennies, dimes, quarters etc. Over here a US coin is treated the same as a Canadian coin.

I was wondering, does it work the same over there if you get some Canadian change (obviously the loonie or toonie do not apply 😛 ) ??

just curious, TIA

- Melty :beer:
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Windsor FTW!!!!!
 
no. in fact, they tell me as if I gave it to them on purpose. :evil: It was only a penny or something... but it was also the US Post Office the last time this happened. 😉
 
Usually only border areas will take them, and they don't count as being worth as much, since they're not.
 
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