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[+] 23 points 10 months ago (1 child)
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    They're made as commemorative coins these days. In 2000 the US made an attempt to replace dollar bills with coins, but they didn't catch on in the States. Interestingly, they're more popular than $1 banknotes in Latin American countries where the US dollar is legal tender: El Salvador, Panama and especially Ecuador.

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