Time to change the definition of "coin rotation"

Edward McGrath wrote:

If there is plastic mixed into the money does that mean the bills can't
get wet? Ed


The notes can get wet but they are impervious to moisture.

http://www.noteprinting.com/sc02_home.html


Gives you the official low down on the polymer notes.

Colin Kynoch

Bruce Remick wrote:

A.Gent wrote:

"F B" wrote in message
...

Jeff wrote:
Just a word of clarification from the Antipodes: our comic book coloured
money is *plastic*, not paper.
Works t'riffic, too!
They are also different sizes. larger denom larger note and different
color.
Really much easier.
Doris



I keep forgetting that all US notes are the same size.
That really is bizarre.



Small size bills "lost" in between the larger ones in the wallet would
be one potential irritation, IMO. I have become used to having the tops
of my bills flush across in my wallet. Over the years, we 'merkins also
have developed the ability to read the denominations on the corners on
our one-size paper bills, and we pass this skill down to our young.


What if your young are blind?

Colin Kynoch

Jim wrote:

Colin Kynoch continues to re-invent science to suit
his idiocy....


Our Polymer notes are not plastic


They are laminated polypropylene lil boy. It's frightening that the rest of the
free world knows that to be plastic and you don't.


If you want to be inaccurate they are 'plastic'


Plastic is an adjective not a noun


they are stable and not at all capable of being shaped or formed.


I took a flaming matchbook to one a couple years back and it shrank and
dripped, much like molten....plastic.




So in its molten state the polymer is plastic.


I suggest you look up a dictionary. Even something like the Webster has
plastic as an adjective and not a noun.

I am assuming that you are aware of the difference between a noun and an
adjective which I know is a mighty big assumption.


Don't know if they've improved the
formula and frankly don't know what's swirling thru that head of yours when you
make that statement, but given the track record to date on what you know of
your own paper money (as opposed to the term currency)


Australia has no 'paper' money anymore


, it's clear you should
be headed home from the voting booth.


Next election not until probably late next year.
Johnny needs to manufacture another crisis.

Colin Kynoch

A.Gent wrote:

"Colin Kynoch" wrote in message
...

The $100 is widely circulated in Australia.

As are all denominations.


Colin Kynoch



Not in *my* wallet, Colin.

;-)


You must keep spending too much in the coin shop.

;-)

Colin Kynoch

Jim wrote:

(Suipalucsea) has shed her/his/it's
(Serenus Zeitblom) addy to morph into another
trollish creature and barf.....


you do have those in the US too I think.


We also have the right to chew gum and pee on elevators, without having our
hands chopped off in a public display of obnoxious, over aggressive policing
reminiscent of some 19th century boxer rebellion martial law.


Yes but you can go to jail for selling vibrators.

Or having consensual sex.


Colin Kynoch

"Colin Kynoch" wrote in message
...


Jim wrote:

Colin Kynoch continues to re-invent science to
suit
his idiocy....


Our Polymer notes are not plastic


They are laminated polypropylene lil boy. It's frightening that the rest
of the
free world knows that to be plastic and you don't.


If you want to be inaccurate they are 'plastic'


Plastic is an adjective not a noun


Colin, are you trolling on *Christmas Eve*?
Season of Good Will and all that?

For shame!
Santa will revoke your Liberal Party membership.

:-)

Jeff
(ducking and weaving)

"Colin Kynoch" wrote in message
...


A.Gent wrote:
Not in *my* wallet, Colin.

;-)


You must keep spending too much in the coin shop.

I wish.

4 kids + Christmas = no numismatic purchases this month.

On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 05:16:09 GMT, Colin Kynoch
wrote:

What if your young are blind?

Colin Kynoch

They feel the engraving. An old college roommate of mine was blind and
could easily determine one denomination from another by feeling the design
on the corner.

BLReed

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On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 05:25:27 GMT, Colin Kynoch
wrote:

Plastic is an adjective not a noun

Plastic is either, depending upon usage.

BLReed

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"Byron L. Reed" wrote:

On Wed, 24 Dec 2003 05:25:27 GMT, Colin Kynoch
wrote:

Plastic is an adjective not a noun

Plastic is either, depending upon usage.

So, in that sense, it *is* plastic. ;-)

Alan
'couldn't resist'