Canada Introduces New Plastic Currency - About time!

Discussion in 'The Lounge' started by person, Nov 16, 2011.

  1. reno

    reno Well-Known Member

    and the fact that the notes don't fit in 99% of other wallets
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    at least pick a NORMAL size come on...
     
  2. Bulla

    Bulla Well-Known Member

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    Does it blend?
     
  3. superviper

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    i know some of the stores they won't accept $100 bill, hopefully it will change!
     
  4. person

    person Well-Known Member

    Why? They think they're fake or something? That's sort of ridiculous. I'm sure it'll change. They have to. And definitely do a better job in promoting the new bills. I'm sure people aren't accepting them cause they're not sure if they're real.
     
  5. Espresso

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    LOL The looney. Didn't Australia create something close to this already?
     
  6. khaotic

    khaotic Fobulous

    Don't we all.
    They have to accept it. As long as it's legal Canadian money they're technically not allowed to reject it.
     
  7. ao_xxx

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    plastic notes better. paper tears too easy and easier to counterfeit.The way things are going electronic payment will be the future so going plastic now is leaving it a little late.
     
  8. blkperc

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    i find that they are quite hard to count when you have a whole stack of them...but i guess we'll have to get use to it.
     
  9. roark182

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    Austrialia has had plastic currency since 1989. so it's been a long time due for us, but USA is now thinking about implementing coins for the 1 and 2 dollar bill as well, they seem more far behind.
     
  10. roark182

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    ahhh but that's if you have a bank account. they say in the world, only 30% of the people have a bank account. most of them rely on paper money in the end if electronics fail, theirs always plastic/paper money to fall back on.
     
  11. Bulla

    Bulla Well-Known Member

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    ^ falling back on fiat money doesn't sound right to me. If you want something to fall back on, buy precious metals.
     
  12. roark182

    roark182 Active Member

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    well thats if the whole entire system of money fails, then sure metals are more precious. but it's more likely that electronic fail then the system of money we have right now.
     
  13. Vietnam has had plastic/polymer bills for a long time now.... really can't say it is innovative......
     
  14. [N]

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    canadians :facepalm: it melts in yo pockets
     
  15. lala_bel_tempo

    lala_bel_tempo Well-Known Member

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    yep..they don't rip easy lol