Cashless society by 2020??

Started by Pedro, March 27, 2017, 10:57:36 AM

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Triggersmob

Haha, yeah, I think I heard that before.
Steve

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Tanecoins

Our money is getting like that, $50 is not even a valuable note like that anymore, even a $2 coin has little interest here as it won't even buy a can of drink or a meat pie.

I think the solution is reform the coins and notes, Australia is still using coin designs from 1966. A 5 cent coin today has no practical use at all, 5c in 1966 was close to $2 today. Same with NZ.

New system should be coins of 25c, $1, $5 and notes of $10, $25, $100, $250, $500 and $1,000 and later on a $5,000. Such high values would restore faith in the cash system.
Collecting beautiful silver coins and loving Numismatics!

gweidion

Don't give the any ideas.
As it is, they don't like us having hundreds.
We'll be like India where the $20 equivalent is the maximum note.