Question to AMERICANS.?
Specifically those on states bordering Canada. I’m Canadian and when I have a lot of coins, there always seems to be at least a few American coins in there. Does this seem to happen to your currency with Canadian coins?
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When I lived in Michigan I used to get tons of Canadian pennies and other coins, I actually have a few of them still.
I have never seen any.
Uhh yea all the time im constantly finding random canadian quarters and other low worth change mixed in. Its weird how that happens
yes. alot, actually.
Its annoying to end up with American currency. I just throw them in a drawer now.
we get dimes and pennies here in Calif all the time from Canada…..most people don’t even notice because they are the same size….
Up until last year it was not uncommon to find a Canadian penny here and there, but now its pretty rare.
I’m not along the U.S/Canada border- but it’s happened a few times.
I live in SE Texas but occasionally it happens here as well…