They’re not worth anything, never were but even less through the years with inflation.

If a store wants to sell something for 99 cent, they can either just take 1€ or 95 cent.

Maybe even 5 cent pieces? But that would be a bit radical.

I am a bit annoyed that easy ideas like this are never discussed in politics, or wherever. It would make our lives just a little bit easier, and having them achieves NOTHING.

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    1 year ago

    Hungary has in the recent past got rid of 1 and 2 HUF coins. Prices can still be XX99, only total transaction amounts have to be rounded according to official rounding laws, but only if in cash.

    It works.

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        1 year ago

        If the price ends on 1 or 2 HUF, it goes down to the nearest ten, if it’s 3,4,6 or 7 it rounds to 5, if it’s 8 or 9 it goes up to the nearest ten.

        No one really cares that much, as 1 HUF is worth around a third of a cent.