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    1. f-ingsteveglansberg on

      I already thought this was law?

      I remember in Junior Cert business having to learn the maximum amount of coins that had to be accepted in a business transaction.

      Something like 20p in pennies, 40p in tuppence pieces, £2 pound in 10p coins, etc., etc.. Basically if you tried to pay in all coins, the retailer can’t refuse you up to a certain amount.

    2. MMAwannabe on

      This is a good thing.

      Just because some crazies also agree with it doesn’t mean it’s a bad thing.

      Theres plenty of reasons accepting cash should be mandatory across the board.

    3. Massive-Foot-5962 on

      That will go down well with the people who don’t pay their fair share of taxes.

    4. Matt_D_G on

      I prefer to pay with gems and gold ingots. So I don’t know, if this rule will help me.

    5. momalloyd on

      This makes sense, they’re the government, not some sort of burrito or donut shop.

    6. ThatGuy98_ on

      Let’s see what the understanding of legal tender is like in this thread.

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