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To: Responsibility2nd
Canada has an interesting approach to this.

Prices are computed to the nearest penny for electronic transactions (credit/debit cards, for example). Cash transactions are rounded up or down to the nearest $.05.

11 posted on 01/22/2025 12:21:59 PM PST by Alberta's Child ("Well, maybe I'm a little rough around the edges; inside a little hollow.” -- Tom Petty, “Rebels”)
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To: Alberta's Child

My first time spending money in Canada was in 2007, and I did have Canadian pennies in my change. Fast forward to 2015, when I next visited Canada, and suddenly the penny was no good. They did accept the pennies at a welcome station where I was converting them, along with nickels and dimes, to quarters.


98 posted on 01/22/2025 6:11:55 PM PST by Tolerance Sucks Rocks (FBI out of Florida!)
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