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Currency size. Please help.

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homefield | 16:46 Thu 04th Aug 2005 | Business & Finance
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I am hoping to market a money clip in the UK & US .The UK money clip will be for �1.00 coins. Is there an US equivelant coin? Are they the same thickness and diameter?

Any info would be very appreciated. Thanks.

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One pound is equivalent to $1.75 or thereabouts. US currency is in paper for one dollar and above. The largest denomination coin in general circulation is 50 cents which is worth about 60 p. It is 30.61 mm in diameter, and 2.15 mm thick, There are dollar coins, which are smaller, but I do not think they are widely used (if at all).
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21:12 Thu 04th Aug 2005
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The most commonly used coins in the US are quarters (25 cents), 10 cents, 5 cents and 1 cent.
12:53 Sat 06th Aug 2005
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Of course the 50c is worth about 30p not 60 as I stated above.
09:35 Mon 08th Aug 2005

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