It seems as if they are testing the removal of physical currency in the US. Mostly big box (corporate) stores aren’t accepting change unless it is exact. They will not give you the change back if you pay over. Some places will not take cash at all.
I can’t help but feel this is entirely fabricated. They couldn’t get people to stop using cash and change with the dirty virus money fears, so they create a false shortage. I work at a small business and we have had no issues with (the Jew) keeping change in the till.
There are many tradesmen without bank accounts and waiters earning their tips without issue as well. I have customers and family in these industries and the money still appears to be circulating as if nothing has changed. I wouldn’t have even known about the “shortage” if it weren’t for customers asking us about it, since other stores were making them pay with card or exact change.
In what I’ve read on the topic, they say it is more of a disruption than a shortage. That makes me more skeptical of some genuine lack of coins in circulation. The problem sounds as if it started internally. If it even exists at all.
It also makes me wonder, if people can’t receive change from normal transactions, doesn’t that make it even more difficult for coin circulation to return to normal?
Does anyone have any more information or thoughts about this supposed coin shortage? I’m basing this mostly off of my personal experience. And personally, it gives me a bad feeling with everything else going on.
On a slightly off-topic note, they aren’t not making new coins... We have received many of the new quarters. US quarters have many different designs on them that have yearly runs. This year, 2020, the design is a bat...
I can’t help but feel this is entirely fabricated. They couldn’t get people to stop using cash and change with the dirty virus money fears, so they create a false shortage. I work at a small business and we have had no issues with (the Jew) keeping change in the till.
There are many tradesmen without bank accounts and waiters earning their tips without issue as well. I have customers and family in these industries and the money still appears to be circulating as if nothing has changed. I wouldn’t have even known about the “shortage” if it weren’t for customers asking us about it, since other stores were making them pay with card or exact change.
In what I’ve read on the topic, they say it is more of a disruption than a shortage. That makes me more skeptical of some genuine lack of coins in circulation. The problem sounds as if it started internally. If it even exists at all.
It also makes me wonder, if people can’t receive change from normal transactions, doesn’t that make it even more difficult for coin circulation to return to normal?
Does anyone have any more information or thoughts about this supposed coin shortage? I’m basing this mostly off of my personal experience. And personally, it gives me a bad feeling with everything else going on.
On a slightly off-topic note, they aren’t not making new coins... We have received many of the new quarters. US quarters have many different designs on them that have yearly runs. This year, 2020, the design is a bat...
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