Wat Is A Dime Piece??
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360.yahoo.com/ladijei\n\nThat is a dime piece. A woman who has high morals, good values and an ethical sence of self. A woman who does not need a man, but loves what a man can to for her. Has a career, not a job. Takes care of her body, and is healthy, including her feet. \n\nBottom line, ME...lol!!
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i heard there are tiny metals ranging in size between\nmicrodots and pieces of wire 1/3rd of an inch.
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A penny with a hole in it is worthless because you can't spend it, so it is hopeless - there's no help for it since you obviously can't fix the hole in the penny. That's what it means. I don't know the origin though - sorry! Will look it up first and I'll get back to you if I find it.
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The only combinations that add up to 50 cents or more are:\n6 dimes\n5 dimes, 1 nickel\n5 dimes, 1 penny\n4 dimes, 2 nickels\n\n6 dimes:\nThere are C(12, 6) ways to pick six coins = 924.  Only one of these combinations is 6 dimes = 1 way.\n\n5 dimes, 1 nickel\nThere are C(6,5) ways to pick the dimes and C(4,1) ways to pick the nickel.  6 * 4 = 24 ways.\n\n5 dimes, 1 penny\nThere are C(6,5) ways to pick the dimes and C(2,1) ways to pick the penny.  6 * 2 = 12 ways.\n\n4 dimes, 2 nickels\nThere are C(6,4) ways to pick the dimes and C(4,2) ways to pick the nickels.  15 * 6 = 90 ways.\n\nThat's 1 + 24 + 12 + 90 combinations (127)\n\nAll told you have a chance of 127/924 or approximately 13.74%
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Let's see.\n\nTwo dimes and one nickel\nOne dime and three nickels\nFive nickels.\n\nYou can have five pennies in place of one nickel in any of the above sitiuations.\n\nSo you could have:\n\nTwo dimes and five pennies\nOne dime and two nickels and five pennies\nFour nickels and five pennies.\n\nBut once again, you can have five pennies in place of one nickel in any of the above sitiuations. (Now, D = dime, N = nickel, P = penny)\n\n1D, 1N, 10 P\n3N, 10P\n\nOne more time\n\n1D, 15P\n2N, 15P\n\nAnd again:\n\n1N, 20P\n\nOne last time\n\n25P\n\nI count 12 ways.
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this is off a web site. don't know if it is accurate but it will make you think.\n\n\nActually, the first five-cent coin in U.S. history was made of silver and was smaller than today's dime. That's because when coins were first produced by the U.S. Mint in 1793 the U.S. standard coin was the silver dollar, and additional coin denominations were made with a proportionate silver content to the dollar. This, in-turn, established the size of each. For example a ten-cent coin, or dime, contained 1/10the silver found in a dollar.\n\nThe five-cent coin (which contained 1/20 the silver found in a dollar) was eventually determined to be too small to handle, and the five-cent coin we know today as a "nickel" was created in 1866. The size of the coin was increased and its metallic content was changed from silver and copper to a combination of copper and nickel.\n\nWe usually go to the U.S. Mint's Learning Vault to answer all of our U.S. currency questions.
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1/4\n\n.25 means 25/100\nor 1/4 of 100\n\nLike it takes 4 quarters (25 cent pieces) to make a dollar (100)
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The two coins are a 50 cent piece and a 5 cent piece...one of them isn't a 50 cent piece, but the other one is!!
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1 cent.\n\nOBTW US coinage does not include "pennies".  They are "cents".
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DOLLARS WORTH OF PENNIES ~ TOMMY ROE\n:) ENJOY\nhttp://www.encorerecords.net/or-r.htm\n\nTHANK YOU SMOKEATER430 ;)
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One coin is not a ten-cent piece, but the other one is.  You have a 5- and a 10-cent piece.
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The answer was A..       dime, nickel and quarter or something like that.
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6 pennies.\n3 dimes.\n8 nickles.\n\nLearn how to do your own homework :-P
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It is a error either done by a worn die or a struck through grease or dirt it only raises the price of the dime a few cents in low grade maybe up to $0.50 in high grade. \n\nThey are very common and sometime will lower the value of a coin.
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Money i presume. A circle.\n\nSupplier-Dealer-Person-Busted-\n\nPolice-Feds-$$-Supplier
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A few years ago, I needed a unique gift for my companion. I went to a coin shop and purchased a penny, nickel, dime, quarter, half dollar and dollar coins, all from the year of his birth, and had the coin shop owner mount them in a case. He loved it!
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How about 5 cents?\nhttp://www.lanyardfactory.com/badge-holder.htm