Actually,
Instead of paying cash for a cup of coffee, why not get the app of the coffee place and pay by the app?
I have a dunkin donuts, 7-11, and a wawa app. I put $25 or $50 on my card (paid from my cc). Every time i purchase a cup of coffee, i pay via phone through the app. With that, i get points. With the points, i get free shit.
No need for cash (although i keep cash on me at all times)
Instead of paying cash for a cup of coffee, why not get the app of the coffee place and pay by the app?
I have a dunkin donuts, 7-11, and a wawa app. I put $25 or $50 on my card (paid from my cc). Every time i purchase a cup of coffee, i pay via phone through the app. With that, i get points. With the points, i get free shit.
No need for cash (although i keep cash on me at all times)
I get totally anal about it, my instincts as a numismatic, take over.
I sort by denomitian, quarters being sort of the workhorse coin.
I of course am always looking for silver coins, rarely encouteted in 2019, I can just about smell silver, very tough to find, it ain't 1975,last Time I looked
I sort by denomitian, quarters being sort of the workhorse coin.
I of course am always looking for silver coins, rarely encouteted in 2019, I can just about smell silver, very tough to find, it ain't 1975,last Time I looked
I use cash probably on 60% of my total purchases. Probably 80% of non online purchases.
I have a huge Budweiser bottle piggy bank that I got in my college years. Only put silver coins in it. Usually cash out around the holidays. It's always around 1k. I split it and give to my kids for Christmas.....then I make them put it all but 50$ in their savings account. One day they will appreciate that......they are not fond of it now tho.....lol. (10,7,3)
I have a huge Budweiser bottle piggy bank that I got in my college years. Only put silver coins in it. Usually cash out around the holidays. It's always around 1k. I split it and give to my kids for Christmas.....then I make them put it all but 50$ in their savings account. One day they will appreciate that......they are not fond of it now tho.....lol. (10,7,3)
I'll assume by silver you mean non- pennies which many still think are copper but actually zinc. The modern day silver is primarily copper, but I get your meaning.
Some folks go to extreme lengths to put everything on a card with some rewards, I can't really be too critical of that.there is still some place for cash left
Gasoline is often best purchased with cash and things like a swap meet where the casual vendor is not equipped to process C/C payments
It's really all a part of a much more huge anti-cash government movement against cash which is untraceable.
There were once circulatid bill much larger than $100, up to $10,000 USD back in the 60's
Cash is usually quicker if done right, like your bill totals $3.73 at the convience store, just pull out a $5 bill or larger and the cashier is well equipped to handle making change, even a $100 bill is often accepted, always fine with a large purchase like $60+ in gas, perhaps refused for a Snickers bar or something minor like that.
