Do Coins Get Retired?
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Coins can last for decades, but what happens when they become too worn to use? And can a coin actually be “retired”? In this video, we look at how coins move through circulation, how they become worn over time, what causes them to be removed from circulation, and what can happen to them afterward. We’ll also look at the difference between a coin simply being old, being physically worn out, and being officially withdrawn from use. Timestamps: 0:03 - Intro 1:02 - A Coin's Journey 1:56 - How Coins Wear Out 2:50 - Does Age Matter? 3:46 - When Coins Get Retired 4:43 - When Coins Are Withdrawn 5:42 - What Happens After Retirement 6:33 - Conclusion #simplethings #coins #money #currencytrading #currencyexchange #history #everydaythings #monetary #retirement
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