Sorting coins
Aug. 13th, 2018 09:27 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kate_schaeferI'm sorting my non-US coins prior to travel. The only non-US bills I have are Canadian. I am reminded how long it has been since I last went to Canada, which is not at all far away from where I live and in general a pretty pleasant place to visit.
For some reason the Canadian coins and the British coins are mixed together. Should be easy enough to sort out: if there's a moose, a beaver, a loon, a maple leaf, or an explorer, it's Canadian. Where did this kangaroo come from? I've never been to Australia.
There are a few euros in the pile as well, one odd Mexican coin, and couple old NYC subway tokens. In the end, we have a grand total of 39 pence saved from the last time we were in the UK.
For some reason the Canadian coins and the British coins are mixed together. Should be easy enough to sort out: if there's a moose, a beaver, a loon, a maple leaf, or an explorer, it's Canadian. Where did this kangaroo come from? I've never been to Australia.
There are a few euros in the pile as well, one odd Mexican coin, and couple old NYC subway tokens. In the end, we have a grand total of 39 pence saved from the last time we were in the UK.
