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Peregrine 3 year s ago
#28 Canadian money also has braille imprinted on it.
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Carthaette 3 year s ago
Peregrine,
Dutch used to as well, before Euros. Now at least you can still tell the coins apart by feel.
Dutch used to as well, before Euros. Now at least you can still tell the coins apart by feel.
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Mariah 3 year s ago
#1 Do people still use libraries these days? I mean, with all the information available online, and especially during COVID times?
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Peregrine 3 year s ago
Mariah, Good question. Libraries are closed at this time where I live because of COVID-19. I used to study in libraries.
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Dyer 3 year s ago
# 26 Nothing new here! we had those in my country in the 1970s!
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Levicy 3 year s ago
#30 This is something that always confuses me: Why does the first step uses up 0.110 cal, but after that every step only uses 0.01 cal? Shouldn't it be equal, like first step -0.110, then -0.220, -0.330 etc.?
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Bob 3 year s ago
Curious yes, but none of these are actually art.
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Tine 3 year s ago
#28 Norwegian bills are sized differently to make it easy to tell them apart without looking. It also makes it impossible to make counterfeit bills (of larger denomination) on bleached/washed out paper from the lower denominated bills.
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Ted 3 year s ago
#29 Foodie? Nugs? Good grief.
Dutch used to as well, before Euros. Now at least you can still tell the coins apart by feel.