How close is this to the size of real money?
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It is about the size of real money. It is a good medium to teach your kids about money and counting money.
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Maybe 1/8 of an inch, it is obviously bigger when you hold it in your hand, but minutely so
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Hi Alice, it's about quarter size (25 cents), w/about 1/2" longer in length ... I love them. EZ to grab hold of but not so big where they stand out and look "gawdy". Very realistic.
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That depends...If the currency is brand new and uncirculated quite a bit, however fitting ten or so bills is not hard...I hope i helped..
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I'm not sure. I don't have the calculator/register. Just the money. It looks very realistic. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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It find that it fits $500,000 in cash pretty easy and according to the dimensions it seems small. It's actually how you would organize your items and valuables. Concealable too!
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It is really large, maybe a little less than a quart. I have $80 in a combination of bills and coins and it is maybe 15/20% full. The only complaint I have is that the buttons a a bit too easy to accidentally push, which then messes up total.
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From what I see of them, which is fairly often, I think the play money is the size of real bills, so the answer is, probably yes, real bills will likely fit in the compartment.
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No it is much smaller than that. I can aesily put it in my person or coat pocket.
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No, I highly doubt that it is. It's not as big as I thought it would be when I received it.
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I haven't actually measures it , but its almost the same size of a credit card just 1 inch longer.
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You gotta remember I live in Maine, and if you don't have the right tool, improvise. So I used a dollar bill folded in half. It was about a 1/2" less. So given that, about 2.5"
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Hi Kay,If you can enlarge the image, you will see that it has the basics - %,memory, basic math operations, pos/neg...But that's about it. If you know the exchange rate, you can do the multiplication yourself to get a rate. The calculator itself does not make the conversion by itself. This is a nice size calculator and would fit well in a small purse pocket. I personally like the screen because it's not microscopic! But, as states, there is no conversion "key" but you can figure out conversions when you get the exchange rate (the rate can vary day to day and is best to check when you are ready to travel and when you arrive). Good luck. Hope this helps. ~Laura Hi Kay,If you can enlarge the image, you will see that it has the basics - %,memory, basic math operations, pos/neg...But that's about it. If you know the exchange rate, you can do the multiplication yourself to get a rate. The calculator itself does not make the conversion by itself. This is a nice size calculator and would fit well in a small purse pocket. I personally like the screen because it's not microscopic! But, as states, there is no conversion "key" but you can figure out conversions when you get the exchange rate (the rate can vary day to day and is best to check... » Read More Hi Kay,If you can enlarge the image, you will see that it has the basics - %,memory, basic math operations, pos/neg...But that's about it. If you know the exchange rate, you can do the multiplication yourself to get a rate. The calculator itself does not make the conversion by itself. This is a nice size calculator and would fit well in a small purse pocket. I personally like the screen because it's not microscopic! But, as states, there is no conversion "key" but you can figure out conversions when you get the exchange rate (the rate can vary day to day and is best to check when you are ready to travel and when you arrive). Good luck. Hope this helps. ~Laura « Show Less
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Tested it and yes it works with real money. The slot is small so no larger than nickel fit in
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I am not sure exactly, but I might could find out tonight. I do know there were a good bit in the pack. There were more of the smaller valued bills than the larger. The bills were physically smaller than expected. here it is Ok, i found it... 1s = 100 5s = 50 10s = 50 20s = 50 50s = 25 100s = 25
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Hi Diane. As much as I hoped that the 300 million dollar bills I bought for something like $40 were real it turned out that I couldn't buy $300,000,000.00 for $40, so I guess they're fake. Their still a lot of fun though. Even though they're not real because the U.S.A. doesn't even print real $1,000,000 bills, they are a lot of fun to give them to friends and for tips! Chris
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It's a tablespoon's amount. The actual diameter is 2 inches, so a little larger than a silver dollar (dia 1.5 in). Chuck