The last time I got a 1 $ roll of 25 coins, some of the new Sacagawa coins looked very old 1. Which means they are being used heavily. 2. The person at the bank has to complete a small form, every time she has to give a 1 $ roll for a customer. I dont know why this practice, when it is not there for quarter, dime and nickel coin rolls. 3. A guy at Costco looked curiously, so many people have not seen the coin. 4. Sent a mail to Washington Metro authority asking them to use 1 $ coins, so that they can render more money in change instead of the current limit of 5 $. No response yet. 5. The lady in our Cafeteria says that you are the only person giving this coin.
Anyway for me, when I put the coins for (shuttle bus) in my pocket, I also put a few 1 $ coins, so I need not take out my wallet when I go to the Cafeteria. Note: When you buy a ticket at Washington DC Metro for 5 $ and insert a 20 $ bill, then you will get only 5 $ in change instead of 15 $, so dont get shocked. Otherwise its an excellent Metro system in the World. Madan __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send your FREE holiday greetings online! http://greetings.yahoo.com
